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Staying Safe On-Line

Class 4 have refreshed their Internet safety skills by discussing the various scenarios that could potentially lead to trouble.

We discussed the best - and worst - course of action when:

  • Receiving bullying text messages
  • Knowing a child was playing an 18 rated game without their parents knowledge
  • Discovering a friend has posted a photo of you online without your permission
  • An online friend , who you didn't know off-line, asked you for your details and
  • You receive an email saying you had won a competition and asked you to click on the attachment to claim your prize.

 

KEEP CALM AND STAY SAFE!!

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