Safer Internet Day

Safer Internet Day 2023

7th February 2023

This year's theme is 'Want to talk about it? Making space for conversations about life online'.

In school we talked about how we use the internet, and what our top tips might be for using the internet safely. Key Stage Two enjoyed an interactive film, where they responded to different scenarios considering how they could be safe, respectful and responsible users of the internet. 

Have a look at what we got up to! We really enjoyed playing games and learning about the internet's benefits together, whilst also sharing helpful tips and advice. 

Reception

Reception made their own iPads, choosing their favourite apps. They talked about how they could be safe when using the iPads. Remember to always tell a grown up!

Year 2

Year 2 enjoyed playing the top tips game, where they discussed what they would do in different scenarios online. They also worked hard reviewing apps and completing 'internet interviews' with each other. 

Year 4 and Year 5 

Year 4 and 5 responded to different online scenarios. They also wrote their top tips for being safe online. 

Safer Internet Day 2022

Year 1

We created our own avatars to use online to keep our information safe, and also discussed the importance of passwords that are safe with the help of Digiduck! 

Year 2 

We used 'emoji fans' to discuss how different online scenarios would make us feel. We wrote some advice to digiduck who had been bullied online. We then made our own video with top tips for online safety! 

Year 3

Year 3 have been working hard, explaining ways we can stay safe online. 

Year 4 and 5 

Year 5 have been busy making their own gaming guides, outlining how to be safe on the internet. They created some amazing characters to explain and support positive relationships and experiences online. 

Year 6

Year 6 wrote their own recipes for staying safe online. They thought about different scenarios and what they might do for each situation. 

#PlayYourPart

Here are some great resources here if you would like to support your child from home. 

Have a look at the tips and links below with some suggestions on how to get you started and help you to stay safe and positive online. Visit the website for more advice.

You and your family can #PlayYourPart in creating a better internet by…

• Having conversations without judgement.
• Knowing where you can learn more about their favourite apps and games.
• Getting support if things go wrong.
• Reassuring your child that whatever happens online, you are there to support them.