1. Now scroll to move on to the next slide. What is e-safety? E-safety is keeping safe when you are online. It means: Not giving out personal information Checking privacy settings Ignoring suspicious adverts and messages Reporting scams, such as phishing (criminals trying to access private information such as passwords and bank details)

2. Cyberbullying Grooming Befriending someone in order to exploit or harm them. Pretending to be a celebrity and trying to meet children on their own. Making someone feel unhappy or bad about themselves. Posting lies about another person on their wall. Now scroll to move on to the next slide. Would you recognise danger online? Activity: Look at the topics below, then match up the correct definitions and examples. TopicExampleDefinition

3. Tricks to cheat people out of money. Stealing information in order to pretend to be someone else. An email saying you have won a competition, but you have to give your bank details to get prize money. Finding out someone’s password, then posting messages online, using their name. Now scroll to move on to the next slide. Scams Identity theft Activity: Look at the topics below, then match up the correct definitions and examples. TopicExampleDefinition

4. Now scroll to move on to the next slide. Did you match up the topics with the correct definitions and examples? Check out the answers below. TopicDefinitionExample Cyberbullying Making someone feel unhappy or bad about themselves. Posting lies about another person on their wall. Grooming Befriending someone in order to exploit or harm them. Pretending to be a celebrity and trying to meet children on their own. Scams Tricks to cheat people out of money. An email saying you have won a competition, but you have to give your bank details to get prize money. Identity theft Stealing information in order to pretend to be someone else. Finding out someone’s password, then sending messages online, using their name.

5. Now scroll to move on to the next slide. Activity: With a partner, jot down some top tips for keeping safe online. You have just one minute for this task!

6. Your tips might include: Keep your username and password safe. Do not give them to anyone you don’t know and trust. If you suspect someone isn’t who they say they are, report them. Do not communicate with them. Keep your privacy settings up to date. Do not reply to any messages or adverts that seem too good to be true – they probably are! Never agree to meet anyone in person that you have only met online, unless you have an adult that you trust with you.