A practical and engaging online-safety PowerPoint that helps pupils recognise personal information, identify cyberbullying, and make safer choices when communicating online.

Pupils sort information into items that may be safe to share and information that should stay private. They work through simple cyberbullying scenarios, choose safe responses when contacted by strangers online, and explain the possible consequences of unsafe choices. The activity is designed to support discussion, independent work, and teacher-led online-safety lessons.

This resource contains** 19 editable PowerPoint slides**, including a pupil reflection and teacher assessment slide.

• Personal-information sorting activity: safer-to-share or keep-private information

• Cyberbullying or not-cyberbullying scenario quiz

• Online stranger-message activities

• Safe-response choices for questions about school, location, meeting in person, and home address

• Familiar games and app-image matching activity

• Online-safety puzzle activity

• Written reflection prompts about unsafe online situations and possible consequences

• Opportunities to develop discussion, decision-making, typing, and mouse-control skills

• Independent / supported pupil reflection

• Teacher assessment section with WAT and NNT prompts

Fully editable PowerPoint format

19 slides included