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Online Safety Response Steps

Read each situation carefully. Practise safe steps: stop, block or leave, and tell a trusted adult. If you feel in immediate danger, get help from an adult straight away.

Spot the warning signs

Harper is playing an online game. A player she does not know asks for her full name and address, then says, “Don’t tell your family—we can meet tomorrow.” Harper feels uncomfortable.

1.Which details in the message are warning signs? Choose all that apply.
  • The player asks for private details.
  • The player suggests keeping a secret from family.
  • The player suggests meeting in person.
  • The player asks what game Harper is playing.
2.What is the safest first response when Harper feels uncomfortable?
  • Keep chatting so she can find out more.
  • Stop replying and leave the game or conversation.
  • Send her address to see what the player does.
  • Agree to meet but bring a friend.

Put the response steps in action

Use these steps as a guide: STOP engaging; BLOCK or report the account if it is safe to do so; TELL a trusted adult. Do not share private details or arrange to meet someone you only know online.

3.Write one action Harper could take for each step: Stop, Block, and Tell.
4.A person online says, “If you tell anyone, I’ll be angry.” True or false: Harper should keep the conversation secret.
TrueFalse
5.Complete the safety rule: Never share your full name, address, school details or with someone you do not know and trust.
6.A game player sends Kai a rude message. Name two helpful actions Kai can take and one trusted adult he could tell.
7.Match each online safety action to what it means.
  • Stop
  • Block
  • Tell
  • Prevent the account from contacting you, where the service allows
  • Talk to a trusted adult about what happened
  • Do not continue the unsafe conversation
8.Someone you know only online invites you to meet. What should you do, and why?
9.Write one sentence you could use to ask a trusted adult for help after an uncomfortable online interaction.

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  • Online Safety Response Steps, page 1 of 2: Spot the warning signs, Put the response steps in action

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  • Online Safety Response Steps, page 2 of 2: 5. Complete the safety rule: Never share your full name, address, school details or

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