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Cyberbullying Safety Scenarios

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Cyberbullying Safety Scenarios

Students using devices safely

📱 Part 1: Scenario Analysis

1. Read this scenario: "Jake receives repeated nasty messages on social media calling him names and threatening to share embarrassing photos of him at school."

Is this cyberbullying?

Yes - it's repeated, hurtful and threatening

No - it's just someone having a laugh

Not sure - depends on Jake's reaction

2. Scenario: "Emma's friend sends her a funny meme about their teacher that makes them both laugh."

Is this cyberbullying?

Yes - making fun of teachers is wrong

No - it's friendly sharing between mates

Maybe - depends if the teacher finds out

3. Scenario: "A group chat excludes Sam and posts mean comments about his appearance, knowing he can see them on other people's phones."

How might Sam feel? Tick all that apply:

Hurt and upset

Embarrassed and self-conscious

Angry and frustrated

Lonely and excluded

Happy and confident

🛡️ Part 2: Safety Strategies

4. Match each safety strategy to the correct action:
Block/Report
Save Evidence
Don't Respond
Tell a Trusted Adult
Take screenshots before deleting messages
Speak to parents, teachers or counsellors
Use platform tools to stop contact
Ignore messages rather than arguing back
5. If you were Jake from scenario 1, which safety strategies would you use? Tick all that apply:

Block the person sending messages

Screenshot the threatening messages

Send angry messages back

Tell a parent or teacher immediately

Report the account to the social media platform

6. Why is it important NOT to respond to cyberbullying messages?

💭 Part 3: Reflection & Discussion

7. Name three trusted adults you could talk to if you experienced cyberbullying:

1. _________________________

2. _________________________

3. _________________________

8. Describe one thing you can do to be a good digital citizen and prevent cyberbullying:
9. If you saw someone being cyberbullied, what would you do to help?

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