1. Primary KS1
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2. Starter: What are these?
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Starter: What are these?
These are apps. You might have used some of them on a tablet, phone, computer or games console before!
Class chat (2 mins)
Do you know what these are and can you name any of them?
These apps are for older children, but you may have seen older siblings use them!
These apps are popular with young children. Can you think of any others you might know?
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Most apps use the internet to work, which means they are online.

3. Can you spot online bullying?
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Can you spot online bullying?
Quiet think
How do you think this boy is feeling? Why? What could have made him feel this way?
This topic might be difficult to talk about. If you need help, talk to a teacher, or go to slide 21.

4. Starter: What are these?
Our learning journey for this week!
Starter: What are these?
Why are
we talking about this?
What should you do?
Give the gift
of positivity
Vote!
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5. Click to watch a video about this year’s theme.
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Why are we talking about this?
This week is Anti-Bullying Week, a time to think carefully about how we treat others.
Sadly, lots of children say that people have teased them or been unkind to them when online.
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Click to watch a video about this year’s theme.
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Everyone deserves to feel happy so today we will look at how to spot online bullying and what to do about it!
Bullying:
Bullying is when someone does or says something that makes someone feel unhappy lots of times.

6. Starter: What are these?
Our learning journey for this week!
Starter: What are these?
Why are
we talking about this?
What should you do?
Give the gift
of positivity
Vote!
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7. What should you do? The online world is a very big place.
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What should you do?
The online world is a very big place.
It can be really fun when people use it sensibly and treat others with respect…
In pairs (4-8 mins)
As a class, read through the next four slides. In pairs, talk about what this person should do and pick the option they should choose to stay safe. Your teacher will ask you to explain your
answer.
but it can be very upsetting and hurtful when people don’t treat each other this way.
Challenge:
Pick out the option you think is the most dangerous.

8. Write a mean comment in someone else’s book
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Number one:
Mariana opens her Maths book and finds someone has written a nasty comment in her book. This is not the first time this has happened.
What should Mariana do?
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Rub it out
and ignore it 2
Write a mean comment in someone else’s book 3
Show an
adult she trusts

9. Take the tablet to his mum and show her
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Number two:
Kwaku is playing Roblox on his mum’s tablet. Someone sends him a message saying, “You’re rubbish at this game. Get off. No one wants you in the team.” What should Kwaku do?
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Take the tablet to his mum and show her 2
Reply to the message 3
Play a different game

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Number three:
Oscar was playing tag in the playground but when he tagged people they didn’t stop and carried on playing. They ignored him then told him to go away. What should Oscar do?
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Go and tell the teacher on duty 2
Shout at the children ignoring him 3
Find
someone else to play with

11. Number four: “No one likes you. Don’t come to school tomorrow.”
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Number four:
“No one
likes you. Don’t come to school tomorrow.”
Naomi sees a nasty message pop up on her sister Tia’s phone. It says, “No one likes you. I wouldn’t bother coming to school if I were you.” There are lots of other messages like this on Tia’s phone from the same person.
What should Naomi do?
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Tell her sister to talk to someone 2
Take the phone and show it to their parents 3
Give her
sister a big hug

12. What about online bullying?
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What should you do?
Class Talk (2 mins)
Were any of these children being bullied? How do you know?
What about online bullying?
Bullying:
Bullying is when someone does or says something that makes someone feel unhappy lots of times.

13. All of these children should tell an adult about what’s happening.
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What should you do?
Kwaku and Oscar are both being treated unkindly. Being left out or spoken to in a mean way can be very upsetting.
All of these children should tell an adult about what’s happening.
Who would you tell?
Mariana and Tia are both being bullied. We know this because they are both being made unhappy by someone and it has happened more than once.
Tia is being bullied online, which is different from face-to-face bullying, but just as hurtful. Online bullying can happen on phones, tablets or computers. It can be anything you think is unkind, like a mean message. Always talk to a trusted adult if you feel hurt or worried by something you see online.

14. 2A’s TIPS FOR STAYING SAFE ONLINE
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What should you do?
2A’s TIPS FOR STAYING SAFE ONLINE
Group activity (3-6 mins)
In groups, talk about rules you could make for staying safe online. Share these with the class and create a class list.
If you are unsure of
anything online…. 1 2
If someone you don’t
know speaks to you….
Tip:
Use the sentence starters to help you!
If you see something
that upsets you…. 3 4
If someone is being unkind
online….
……………………………….. 5

15. Starter: What are these?
Our learning journey for this week!
Starter: What are these?
Why are
we talking about this?
What should you do?
Give the gift
of positivity
Vote!
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16. Get creative with what you can use to hold your kind words in…
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Give the gift of kindness
To end the lesson, we are going to practice being kind to others, one of the best ways to stop bullying from happening!
On your own (3-5 mins)
Without showing anyone, write something kind about a classmate and post it in a box/teapot/bucket.
Abeni is very smiley and kind to people.
Teachers idea: Read out a few at the end of the lesson and each day.
Johan is lots of fun out on the playground.
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Get creative with what you can use to hold your kind words in…

17. Starter: What are these?
Our learning journey for this week!
Starter: What are these?
Why are
we talking about this?
What should you do?
Give the gift
of positivity
Vote!
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18. Can you spot online bullying? No
I don’t understand what online bullying is.
I don’t know what the difference is between online bullying and face-to-face bullying.
I would not know what to do if I saw online bullying or if it happened to me.
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19. Can you spot online bullying? Yes
I could explain to you what online bullying means.
I know the difference between online bullying and face-to- face bullying.
I would know what to do if I thought a friend or myself was being bullied online.
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21. Need more information or someone to talk to?
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Teachers
Remember, you can always talk to a trusted adult, like a teacher or a family member, if you are at all worried about anything.
If you need to talk to someone about the concerns you have for a child, call the NSPCC helpline on They are open 24/7.
If you need to talk to someone and you’re not sure who to go to, call Childline, a confidential helpline for children, on – they are open 24/7 (all the time!)
Internet Matters provides guidance for all age groups about keeping children safe online:
Visit The Anti-Bullying Alliance’s pages to find out more about bullying and how to get help:
Netaware is a partnership between O2 and the NSPCC that has a brilliant guide on different apps that children use: