🔵 Year 5 Take Action Against Cyberbullying

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Aim

Today you will learn how to recognise cyberbullying and respond responsibly.

Cyberbullying Recognise what cyberbullying looks like and know what to do if it happens.

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Be Inspired

Click the picture to watch Lucy's story from Caught In The Web.

As you watch, think about what happened, who was affected and what could have helped.

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Check It Out

Cyberbullying is bullying that happens through digital technology.

What should you do?

1. Stop — Do not reply.
2. Save — Keep the evidence.
3. Block — Stop the person contacting you.
4. Report — Tell the website or app.
5. Tell — Tell a trusted adult.

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Save

Block

Report

Tell

Think before you post. What you do online can become part of your digital footprint and affect your online identity.

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Do It Yourself

Design an Anti-Cyberbullying Poster.

Your poster must include:

1. Stop
2. Save
3. Block
4. Report
5. Tell

Add images that help communicate your message.

Make your poster clear, colourful and easy to understand.

Stuck? Use the five safety steps to help you plan your poster.

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Extension

Finished your poster? Push your thinking further.

Cyber Shield Challenge

Click the picture to play the Cyber Shield Game.

Work through six online situations and choose the safest and most helpful response.

Think like a teacher: After playing, explain one situation where your choice helped someone stay safe.

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Finished!

Take a moment to think about what you have learned.

Before You Leave...

What is cyberbullying?

What are the five steps you can take?

Why does your digital footprint matter?

Remember: Think before you post, protect your online identity and tell a trusted adult if something goes wrong.