Skip to content
Menu

Year 6 · Computing · Online safety · Lesson 2

Respectful behaviour online

Respectful behaviour online: recognising cyberbullying, what to do (don't reply, save evidence, block, report, tell an adult, Childline), upstanders and asking permission.

Whiteboard video lesson: Respectful behaviour online

13-minute video lesson

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

Watch free for a month

What your child will learn

  • Recognise cyberbullying
  • Know how to respond and report
  • Be an upstander
  • Communicate kindly online

The method

  1. Face to face?
  2. Ask first.
  3. Upstander.
  4. Report and tell.

Key words: cyberbullying, upstander, bystander, report, block, Childline.

Worked examples

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

Question 1

What is cyberbullying?

  1. Step 1: Online

Answer: repeatedly hurting someone using technology

Question 2

Give two examples of cyberbullying.

  1. Step 1: Messages

Answer: nasty messages; sharing embarrassing photos

Question 3

Should you reply to a bully online?

  1. Step 1: No

Answer: no