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Personal Safety Self-Reflection

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Personal Safety Self-Reflection

Personal Safety Self-Reflection

Personal safety illustration showing students in various safe environments

🛡️ Part 1: Understanding Personal Safety

1. What does personal safety mean to you?
2. Circle all the places where you need to think about personal safety:

At home

At school

Online

In the playground

Walking to school

At the shops

🆘 Part 2: Getting Help

3. Who are three trusted adults you could go to if you felt unsafe?

1. _________________________

2. _________________________

3. _________________________

4. What should you do if you are lost? Number these steps in the correct order (1-4):

____ Ask a police officer, shop worker, or parent with children for help

____ Stay calm and don't panic

____ Stay where you are or go to a safe, busy place

____ Remember your full name, address, and parent's phone number

💻 Part 3: Online Safety

5. How do you stay safe online? Write three important rules:
6. True or False - Circle the correct answer:

It's okay to share your personal information with strangers online

True    
False

You should tell a trusted adult if someone online makes you feel uncomfortable

True    
False

It's safe to meet someone in person that you only know from online

True    
False

🚸 Part 4: Everyday Safety Situations

7. Match each safety situation with the best response:
1. A stranger offers you lollies
2. You see bullying happening
3. You're home alone and someone knocks
4. Your friend wants to cross a busy road
A. Don't answer the door
B. Say "No thank you" and walk away
C. Tell a trusted adult
D. Use the pedestrian crossing
8. What would you do in this situation? A classmate is asking you to keep a secret that makes you feel worried or uncomfortable.

🤔 Part 5: Personal Reflection

9. Think about a time when you made a safe choice. What happened and why was it the right thing to do?
10. What is one new thing you learned about personal safety today?
11. Draw or write about one way you can help keep yourself and others safe:

📞 Part 6: Emergency Information

12. Fill in the blanks with important emergency numbers in New Zealand:

Police, Fire, and Ambulance: ______

If you need help but it's not an emergency, you can call: ______

13. Complete this important information about yourself:

My full name: _________________________________

My address: __________________________________

My parent/caregiver's phone number: _______________

14. Why is it important to remember this information?

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