Year 7 · RSHE and PSHE · Online relationships · Lesson 2

Online pressure, cyberbullying and warning signs

Online pressure and safety: cyberbullying and Stop-Record-Report, warning signs that someone online may not be safe, being an upstander, and getting help from trusted adults, Childline and CEOP.

17-minute video lesson

Teaching, worked examples and 20 practice questions solved step by step.

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What your child will learn

Recognise cyberbullying and respond safely
Spot warning signs online
Handle online pressure
Know how and where to report and get help

The method

Trust your gut.
Stop.
Record + report.
Tell an adult.

Key words: cyberbullying, online safety, warning signs, upstander, report, CEOP, Childline.

Worked examples

The first three practice questions from the lesson, with every step.

Question 1

What is cyberbullying?

Step 1: Online

Answer: bullying using phones, games or the internet

Question 2

Give one example of cyberbullying.

Step 1: Messages

Answer: nasty messages / rumours / excluding from group chats / sharing photos

Question 3

What does ‘Stop’ mean in Stop, Record, Report?

Step 1: Reply

Answer: don't reply or join in