E-safety

BE SAFE ON

THE INTERNET!

BY THE 6NS

DIGITAL LEADERS

What would it be like if

the internet was turned

off?

What would the internet be

like if we were all the

same?

JESSICA’S WISH

We are about to tell you a story

about a young girl named

Jessica who discovers that the

internet would be very boring if

we were all the same.

stands for safe.

stands for meet.

stands for accepting.

stands for reliable.

stands for tell.

Don’t forget to be

SMART online

It is important to keep safe on the

internet because there are lots of

people who aren’t who they say

they are. To keep safe, keep your

password and other personal

information to yourself.

Be careful when chatting to

other people online that you

don’t know or just met. If they

ask to meet up, tell your parents

and never go by yourself.

Always be careful when

accepting friend requests or

requests to meet up. Some

people are completely different

from who they make up to be

online.

Not everybody online is reliable. You can’t

trust anybody online that you don’t know

with any of your personal information like

your:

Address

School

Password

Email or phone number.

If something happens online

that upsets or worries you,

always tell an adult straight

away that you can trust and

they’ll sort it out for you as soon

as possible.

Its your time to shine. The digital leaders

are organising a competition. Design a

poster for e-safety for your chance to win.

The winning 2 posters (girl and boy) will get

their posters showcased in the library.

During the half term, you will need to work

on your posters and give them to Mrs

Goodwin by Monday 22nd of February

and the winners will be announced that

week in singing assembly.

Here is an example. Make sure lots of

colour and fun is also added.

SO WHY IS IT

IMPORTANT TO STAY

SAFE ON THE INTERNET?

Thank you for listening to the 6NS

digital leaders safer on the internet

day 2016 assembly.

Stay safe!!!!!