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Last updated

9 February 2026

pdf, 3.32 MB
pdf, 3.32 MB
pptx, 3.51 MB
pptx, 3.51 MB

This Safer Internet Day assembly is designed for primary schools (KS1 & KS2) and supports pupils in learning how to stay safe, kind and responsible online in a clear, age-appropriate and reassuring way.

The presentation helps children to:

Understand what Safer Internet Day is and why online safety matters

Learn how to keep personal information private

Create and use strong passwords

Think carefully before posting or sharing online

Understand the importance of being kind and respectful online

Recognise online risks such as cyberbullying, strangers and fake news

Learn what to do if something online makes them feel worried or unsafe

Explore the positive uses of the internet for learning, creativity and connection

Take part in interactive activities such as discussion scenarios and safety pledges

Discover ways to promote internet safety at school and at home

The content is non-alarmist, safeguarding-conscious and inclusive, making it suitable for a whole-school audience.

What’s included

Fully prepared PowerPoint assembly

KS1 & KS2 appropriate language and visuals

Fully aligned with online safety and safeguarding expectations

Supports PSHE, Computing and British Values

No preparation required – ready to present

Perfect for Safer Internet Day, online safety weeks, Digital Leaders events or whole-school safeguarding assemblies.

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