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Cyberbullying Safety Scenarios
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Cyberbullying Safety Scenarios
Read each scenario and choose safe, respectful actions. If something online worries you, you do not have to handle it alone: tell a trusted adult. Never share or forward hurtful posts.
Spot the situation
1.Arjun receives hurtful messages in a game chat every evening. One message says someone will share an embarrassing photo. Which is the safest conclusion?
- It may be cyberbullying because the messages are repeated and threatening.
- It is harmless if the sender says it was a joke.
- It only counts if Arjun replies.
2.Aisha sends a silly animal meme to Idris. He laughs, and nobody is targeted or embarrassed. Is this cyberbullying? Explain briefly.
3.Idris discovers that a group chat is making mean comments about his appearance and leaving him out on purpose. Name two feelings he might have.
Choose safe next steps
4.Match each online-safety action with what it does.
- Save evidence
- Block or mute
- Report
- Tell a trusted adult
- Tell the platform that a post or account breaks its rules
- Keep a record, such as a screenshot, to show a trusted adult
- Get support to decide what to do next
- Help stop or reduce contact from an account
5.At a bookshop, Arjun shows Aisha a group chat where someone has posted an unkind rumour about Idris. What is the best response?
- Forward it to more people so they know about it.
- Do not add to or forward it; support Idris and tell a trusted adult.
- Reply with an even nastier rumour about the sender.
6.If a message is sent online, it is always safe to delete it immediately without telling anyone or keeping a record.
TrueFalse
7.Aisha receives repeated unkind comments on a social app. Write two safe actions she could take and one person she could tell.
8.Give one reason it can be safer not to reply angrily to a hurtful message.
Be a helpful bystander
9.You notice someone being targeted in a game chat. Describe one kind, safe way to support them and one thing you should avoid doing.
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