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Eadie’s top tip for her St Anne’s friends is to tell a trusted adult if pop-ups appear. If something doesn’t look right, it’s best to let an adult know 👍🏻

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Don't Talk To People You Don't Know In The Real World

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Don't Talk To People You Don't Know In The Real World

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Conor Yr3 created his poster about not talking to people you don't know online

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Theo ( Rav) has developed this poster highlighting an important rule for being safe online in his role in the online safety team

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What our Online Safety Team say about Online Reputation.

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What our Online Safety Team say about Online Reputation.

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What our Online Safety Team say about Health, Well-being and lifestyle.

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What our Online Safety Team say about Health, Well-being and lifestyle.

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What our Online Safety team say about Online Bullying.

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What our Online Safety team say about Online Bullying.

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Privacy & Security Year 6 Online Safety Team

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Privacy & Security Year 6 Online Safety Team

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Privacy & Security Year 5 Online Safety Team

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Privacy & Security Year 5 Online Safety Team

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Privacy & Security Year 4 Online Safety Team

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Privacy & Security Year 4 Online Safety Team

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Privacy & Security Year 3 Online Safety Team

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Privacy & Security Year 3 Online Safety Team

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Privacy & Security Year 2 Online Safety Team

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Privacy & Security Year 2 Online Safety Team

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Make sure you have a password to protect your information on your device.

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Privacy and Security Year 1 Online Safety Team

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Privacy and Security Year 1 Online Safety Team

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If you ever see popups or links to not press! Before you do anything that your unsure about on the Internet always tell a trusted adult. If your at school another option is a digital leader these are people you can also really on. Sites you can talk are childlike and CEOP. Childlike is a safe site for worried or sad children on the Internet. CEOP are like the online police. If anything like scamming happens on the Internet or you report something on a game or a site there most likely to sort it out. Always remember this moto..........

Think

H Is it HELPFUL?

I Is it IMPORTANT?

N Is it NECESSARY ?

K Is it KIND?

BE SAFE!😄

Grace Y5

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·       Too much screen time is not healthy.

·       Not everything we see online is true or healthy so do not try to follow it all.

·       Photoshop is used to make photos look different, it gives and unrealistic view.

·       Cyber bullying can damage your health.

·       Inappropriate content is not safe.

·       Stunts and pranks online can be dangerous.

Dillon and Charlie Year 6

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To promote wellbeing:

·       Use a timer for how long you want to play and to restrict your time on devices.

·       Use relaxing music to fall asleep.

·       Have a set bedtime and listen to your parents.

·       Turn your technology off before bedtime.

·       Take parental guidance and have rewards to keep you off technology.

It’s important to ask permission before purchasing anything because:

·       Pressing the wrong button could lead to buying too much.

·       It might be a scam which affects your parents even if you are logged in under your name.

Age might not be appropriate.

Imogen and Jake Year 1

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·       Talk to an adult about what time to log off.

·       Talk to your parents about doing something different if you are spending too much time on screens.

Arthur and Noah Year 4

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·       We may have rules set by our parents about being online for too long because being on our Ipads and phones all day long is not good for our health.

·       We need to get outside and exercise as well. Sometimes our devices distract us from things that are important so we need to put them away.

Max and Joseph Year 3

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·       Sometimes it’s more important to spend time with family and friends than it is to play video games.

·       You can have fun offline as well as online

·       It’s important to have time away from our screens, particularly if we are tired.

·       You must stick to screen time your Mum and Dad have given you and try not to go over it.

Lola and Finn Year 2

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If you get sore eyes go and do something else or take a break.

Have a time limit so you don’t get sore eyes.

Tillie and Conor Yr1

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EYFS Walsall Schools Online Safety competition winner 2024. Keeping Children Safe Logo.

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EYFS Walsall Schools Online Safety competition winner 2024. Keeping Children Safe Logo.

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Key Stage 1 Walsall Schools Online Safety competition entry 2024. Keeping Children Safe Logo.

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Key Stage 1 Walsall Schools Online Safety competition entry 2024. Keeping Children Safe Logo.

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Key Stage 2 Walsall Schools Online Safety competition entry 2024. Keeping Children Safe Logo.

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Key Stage 2 Walsall Schools Online Safety competition entry 2024. Keeping Children Safe Logo.

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If you are online and you think you are being bullied, remember that you can tell a trusted adult. Bullying means someone is doing something to upset you over again.

Max and Joseph Year 3

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Bullying is when it keeps happening over and over again. You should speak to a trusted adult. You are never to blame if you are being bullied. Finn and Lola Year 2

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1.] keep your password a secret between you and your parents.

2.]if someone is being mean to you online block them or report them.

3.]tell a trusted adult or a teacher.

Be safe be kind and be helpful.

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To stay safe you have to be careful with who you’re talking to or playing with. If you get an unknown text tell a parent. They should know how to stop them from hacking you or tricking you into doing something that you shouldn’t.

Oscar G

Y5

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Getting bullied online.

People posting personal Information online – this can be used by bullies online against you.

Online gaming – swearing, name calling and abuse.

Cyber Bullying destroys people’s lives

Messages always leave a ‘footprint’’ or ’data trail’

Tell a trusted adult, Childline, NSPCC or report to CEOPS.

Charlie and Dillon Year 6

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Someone can say mean or nasty things to you.

It is abusive to be mean to someone online.

There’s emotions in cyber bullying.

You can send photos of someone as an animal. This is as bad as physical bullying. Jake

Cyber Bullying is online. It’s similar to real life bullying and the different thing is if the bullying is abusive. You can block and report people if they bully you. It’s more hurtful than in real life. It is rude, hurtful and nasty. It does not matter if it isn’t face to face, it still hurts your feelings the same way. Imogen.

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If we are in school we might be able to notice Cyber Bullying by the look on our friends faces or their feelings like being worried etc. They might act differently or by what they post or say, or they leave the group and the way they play. Not acting like themselves or texting different things and put on a brave face and pretend to be ok. Speak to a trusted adult if you think someone is being bullied online. You might need to block the bully from your game.

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Things that make others happier online

●   Including others in games

●   Sending nice messages

●   Sending kind words online

●   Sharing things they might like (such as pictures and videos)

●   Helping others if they need it

●    Using your manners

Conor and Tillie Year 1

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Use an avatar and don’t use your real name

Only send photos of yourself to your family and friends

Danger: An adult pretends to be a child.

Noah Year4

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Only send photos of your self to family and friends.Only speak to people you know in person.Use an avatar and not use your real name. Arthur Year 4

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Identity is your name ,your age, your picture, your profile. Your identity may be different online. We need to be careful not to have our identity stole. Year 3. Joseph and Max.

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People can hack you if you don’t use enough safeguarding. Not everything is as it seems online. Don’t give away personal information. Year 6. Charlie and Dillon.

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When something scares you, you can tell a trusted adult so they can help you. Year 1. Tillie and Conor

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Keep your identity to your self.

Have a strong password.

Have two accounts in case you get hacked.

Don’t share personal information.

Have a secret code with your friends.

Don’t share information to random websites.

Change your avatar regularly.

If you feel uncomfortable block them and tell a trusted adult.

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If someone texted you when you are playing or using the internet and it is an unknown entity you should tell your Mom or Dad. If your Mom and Dad tell you to do something make sure to do what they say. If your Mom and Dad can’t do anything then delete them from your phone or other devices.

Y5
Oscar G

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Staying safe online is very easy if you follow these rules 1:don’t give out personal information 2:if something happens online tell and adult 3:don’t start to message someone often if you don’t know them. Hope you stay safe online and bye👋

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Check before you play a game

Millie y4

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To stay safe online you need to ask an adult before downloading a game

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Always make sure that you are safe and are doing the right thing online. If something goes wrong online make sure to always tell a trusted adult such as your teacher's, your parents or whoever is looking after you. Remember SAFETY FIRST.

by Marvellous Yr4

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how to stay safe online. you need to stay safe online to stay safe online you should check the age       for the game. If it is above your age don't play it.

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if your Mom or Dad said it was ok you can play it.

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staying safe online is very important You might think it's not but trust me it is just by reading this it could save your life. thanks for reading

Fahren Dillon year 4

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By not giving public information to any one keep it to your self

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Please help support safe please be is important safety first.please please please be is very very very very very important from chime year 4

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I have made a list of rules to follow online.

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Rule 1: Don't share anything private. (e.g: address, face, school.)
Rule 2: Don't click any ominous links. They could give you viruses
Rule 3: If some one is bullying you, block them and report them to an adult

"-Stay safe everyone!"
-Andrew R Year 4

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Keep safe everyone stay safe and stay well .safe is important for everyone is very. Please keep safe everyone from chime year 4.

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Keep safe is very important for us. That what we watch out for online safe.
From chime year 4
Safety first

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Staying safe online is very,very important. Let me tell you why.
So when we go online and do something we can’t ever delete this and this is called Digital Footprint. So try and stay as safe as you can online. Now this is it from me.
Stay safe online!
Simran Yr4

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Be careful online who you talk to you Might be talking to a person that you don’t know, If you think that they are asking, Personal questions that you Our only supposed to know Go and Ask a parent
Year 4 Yasmin

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I want you to know that being safe online is a huge step from being safe in general.

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Key Stage 1, Lachlan's competition entry. 

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Key Stage 1, Lachlan's competition entry. 

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Key Stage 1, COMPETITION WINNER Online Safety. Maille

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Key Stage 1, COMPETITION WINNER Online Safety. Maille

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The parents joined Nicola Rugde today to learn how to keep their children safe online

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If someone is bullying you online don’t try to deal with it yourself tell your supervisor. If a someone you don’t know is following you on a game or acting strange around you then tell whoever is looking after you.

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If someone is bullying you online don’t try to deal with it yourself tell your supervisor. If a someone you don’t know is following you on a game or acting strange around you then tell whoever is looking after you.

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By Elsa
Year 4

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mom/ dad profily is not safe because it has
badlangwij so dont klick that proufiale

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youtube kids is safe for kids

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don't go on to links if you don't know what they are 

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don't go on to links if you don't know what they are 

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Don't play with people you don't know

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Don't play with people you don't know.

Don't press on links like you could win millions of£.

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Macie, Ava, Max, Charlie, Internet Safety Competition

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Macie, Ava, Max, Charlie, Internet Safety Competition

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Simran and Grace Internet Safety Competition 

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Simran and Grace Internet Safety Competition 

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Arthur and Fahren Internet Safety Competition

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Arthur and Fahren Internet Safety Competition

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Daisy and Nathan Internet Safety Competition 

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Daisy and Nathan Internet Safety Competition 

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Nathan and Alexander Internet Safety Competition 

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Nathan and Alexander Internet Safety Competition 

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In our house we have strict device rules , one of them are no devices in bedrooms .
We have family chats about what is age appropriate content and discuss why something might not be appropriate so that I understand why we make certain choices it also helps me to know when to click off content and tell my parents .

Freddie yr1

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Louie now understands he isn’t allowed to watch YouTube on Mommy or Daddy’s phone. Instead he has Kids YouTube on his iPad. He now understands adult YouTube isn’t always safe and the videos on there are too old for him.

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Be safe when your on your iPad/phone/laptop because there’s some games such as roblox that you can chat to people on.People may ask you where you live never answer tell an adult instantly.Be safe please :)
-*+eleanor yr4+*-

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if your at school and a stranger types hello don't reply tell an adult.
Tinashe

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Never tell anyone your passwords except mummies and daddies!

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Never tell anyone your passwords except mummies and daddies!

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The children in EYFS have been given their Mini Mash Passwords today. They are learning never to share their passwords.
Mrs Turley

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chim y4

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Tell a trusted adult what has happened. You will feel horrible all the time, and telling a teacher, parent, grandparent, or a family friend will help. They will sort it out for you and get it off your shoulders! Stay Safe everyone!
-Megan Y6

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You should check with a supervisor before communicating with someone else's online to be safe ☺ STAY SAFE!

Elsa Y4

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If you worried because someone is trying to communicate with you online you can just report it to CEOP! Simran Yr4

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If you want to stay safe you could ask an adult if you are aloud
D to play this or that video game and if you get a message from someone you don't know them don't delete it ask an adult
Douglas Year 6

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If you think you need to contact Childline (0800 1111) make sure you speak to a Trusted Adult (at home or at school) who can advise you before you contact them. A Trusted Adult will always help you first.

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If something goes wrong on the chrome books or iPads call 08001111 or if your at school tell a digital leader or a trusted adult. Grace year 3

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If something goes wrong on a chrome book or an iPad go to a digital leader and they will take you to a trusted adult in school. Arthur year 3

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If something goes wrong or if something inappropriate pops up on your screen or if somebody makes you feel upset or uncomfortable when you are on the internet or playing an online game, tell a trusted adult so they can help you to sort it out! Don't be afraid to tell somebody who can help you.