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    Cyber Safety

    Lower School Assembly

    Friday 4th February


    Where do you leave your footprints?

    When?

    How?
    What is a digital footprint?
    What information do we
    avoid sharing online? Why?
    What is an example of
    private information?
    What information is OK
    to share online?
    What does YOUR
    footprint look like?
    How big is it?
    1. Draw your
    footprint.
    2. Answer
    the questions
    If answer is ‘yes’ - 1 line.
    and draw the If ‘no’ - 0 lines.
    lines around
    your
    footprint.
    Have you ever used a
    tablet/computer/phone
    /laptop online?
    Have you ever used
    WhatsApp?
    Do you have a
    Facebook/Instagram/Tik
    Tok/Snapchat account?
    Have you ever shared
    your full name online?
    Have you ever shared
    your address?
    Have you ever shared
    your phone number?
    Have you ever shared
    your date of birth
    online?
    Have you mentioned
    your school?
    Gallery Walk!
    Is it better to have a small or
    big footprint? Why?
    What does your footprint look like?
    Stay e-Safe!
    My 3 take aways:
    ● You can share personal information, like
    your hobbies and favorite things.
    ● Be sure that what you share is safe,
    responsible, and respectful.
    ● If you’re not sure what to do, ask a
    trusted adult.

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