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ThinkUknow Education
Programme.
The ThinkUknow education programme being delivered
in Castlederg High School by Mrs Beatty is a
resource developed by CEOP to help children learn
about the risks they may encounter whist using the
internet other interactive technology. It a number
of themes to focus on three key messages;
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How to have fun online;
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How to stay in control online and;
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How to report a problem
Children and young people will be taught how to;
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Recognise and manage potential risks associated
with their online activities,
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Behave responsibly online,
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Judge what kind on online relationships are
acceptable and unacceptable,
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Recognise when pressures from others in the
online environment may threaten their personal
safety and wellbeing and how to develop
effective ways of resisting pressure how to stay
in control and report a problem.
Internet Safety Tips
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It's best not to give out your personal details to
online mates.
Personal stuff includes your messenger id, email
address, mobile number and any pictures of you, your
family or friends.
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If you publish a picture or video online – anyone
can change it or share it.
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SPAM/ Junk email & texts: don’t believe it, reply to
it or use it.
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It’s not a good idea to open files that are from
people you don’t know. You won’t know what they
contain – it could be a virus, or worse – an
inappropriate image or film.
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It’s easier to get on with people online and say
stuff you wouldn’t offline.
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Some people lie online.
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It’s better to keep online mates online. Don’t meet
up with any strangers without an adult you trust.
Better to be uncool than unsafe!
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It’s never too late to tell someone if something
makes you feel uncomfortable.
There are people who can help.
Report online child
abuse, or
find more advice and support.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
VISIT THE SITE BELOW
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