S1 Staying safe

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S1 SAFE OR UNSAFE?

Travelling • Socialising • Using the Internet

Learning goal

I will learn to identify safe and unsafe situations when travelling, socialising and using the internet.

Travelling

You are at a bus stop. You stand away from the road and wait for the bus to stop before getting on.
Safe of unsafe?

You want to cross. You stop, look and listen, and use a safe crossing when there is one.
Safe or unsafe?

You cannot find your group. You go into a busy shop and ask a worker for help.
Safe or unsafe?

Lost on a journey

Scenario
You cannot see your group at a station.
Choose the safe action

1. Follow a stranger outside.
2. Stay in the public place and ask a suitable worker or trusted adult for help.
3. Walk around alone until you find your group.

Socialising: Personal space

A friend asks if they can give you a hug. You do not want one, so you say “No thank you” and step back.
Safe or unsafe?

A stranger wants to meet
Someone you only know online asks you to meet them alone. They say: “Do not tell anyone.”
Safe or unsafe?

Feeling worried
A person keeps making you uncomfortable after you ask them to stop. You move away and tell a trusted adult.
Safe or unsafe?

Internet

Personal information
A person online asks for your home address, password and school details
Safe or unsafe?

A strange link
You get a message from someone you do not know. It asks you to click a link to win a prize.
Safe or unsafe?

Blocking
Someone sends messages that make you feel worried. You block them and tell a trusted adult.
Safe or unsafe?

A kind message
A person you know sends a friendly message. It does not ask for private information or anything secret.
Safe or unsafe?

Quick check

Can you say no to unwanted touch?

1. YES
2. NO

Is it safe to share your password?

1. YES
2. NO

What should you do if an online stranger asks to meet you alone?

Who can you ask for help?

What are our three safety words?