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Staying Safe on the Internet: Essential Tips for Kids and Parents

With 26% of children having public social profiles, it's crucial to discuss internet safety. Many kids face online challenges, including bullying, with 12% feeling upset by content they encounter. Despite this, 56% of parents are unaware of their child's online interactions. Children often learn about online safety from parents, teachers, and friends. This assembly outlines essential tips such as keeping passwords private, reporting bullying, and thinking before sharing information. Educating both children and parents can help create a safer online environment.

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Staying Safe on the Internet: Essential Tips for Kids and Parents

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  1. How to stay safe on the internet5S e-safety assembly

  2. Online gaming

  3. Social network

  4. Download music

  5. Researching or browsing

  6. 26% of children have a public social networking profile such as Facebook.

  7. 12% of 9-16 year olds say they have been bothered or upset by something on the internet…

  8. …however, 56% of parents whose child has received nasty or hurtful messages online are not aware of this.

  9. 1/8 parents don’t monitor their children’s online activities…while 56% of parents take positive steps such as suggesting to their children how to behave towards others online.

  10. 36% of 9-16 year olds claim that they definitely know more about the internet than their parents.

  11. 73% of children say their friends have helped or supported their internet use.

  12. 44% of children claim to have received some guidance on safe internet use from their friends, and 35% say that they have also provided advice to their friends.

  13. Children say they receive most online safety advice from:1) parents (63%)2) teachers (58%)3) other relatives (47%)4) friends (44%).

  14. 87% of all children use the internet at home and most of the time we are unsupervised while we browse the web.

  15. How do we Stay Safe on the internet?

  16. Stranger Danger!

  17. New email!

  18. New email! Bob10:Hello. I want to be friends.What’s your phone number?

  19. The internet is just like real life because it is real life.

  20. E Safety Top 10 Tips countdown

  21. 10) Treat your password like your toothbrush!

  22. 9) Only give your mobile number or website address to trusted friends and family

  23. 8) Block the bully!

  24. 7) Save the evidence

  25. 6) Do not reply to bad language or bullying

  26. 5) Check your profile and make sure it doesn’t include any personal information

  27. 4) Always respect others

  28. 3) Thinkbefore you send!

  29. 2) Look out for your friends

  30. 1) Tell your parent, carer or a teacher if something or someone makes you feel uncomfortable or worried

  31. www.thinkuknow.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc

  32. Cyber bullying

  33. 3 Top Tips taken from the thinkuknow website to keep you safe from cyber bullying

  34. 1) DON’T RESPOND AND DON’T REPLY

  35. 2) SAVE ALL NASTY MESSAGES AND EMAILS

  36. 3) TELL AN ADULT

  37. Thank you for watchingour e-safety assembly

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