Today, Year 5 had a very important workshop all about staying safe online. We talked about how important it is to tell a trusted adult if we are worried about anything we see online or offline. We learnt all about how to be good citizens and how to make sure we are being respectful to others. Next we talked about the three steps we need to follow to deal with something unkind we see online. We know that the first step is report them, then we need to block them and the last step is to tell a trusted adult. Then we talked about prejudice and discrimination. We know that prejudice is having a negative opinion of someone without actually knowing them. Discrimination is treating someone differently based on prejudice. We learnt how to locate hate and what to do if we see hate online. What did you learn Year 5?
Year 5 had a very important workshop all about staying safe online. We talked about how important it is to tell a trusted adult if we are worried about anything we see online or offline. We learnt all about how to be good citizens and how to make sure we are being respectful to others. Next we talked about the three steps we need to follow to deal with something unkind we see online. We know that the first step is report them, then we need to block them and the last step is to tell a trusted adult.
This is an extremely important workshop for everyone because we are all learning about how to keep safe from the internet and how to use the technology. We learnt to click not interested if we see a post we don’t like.
In this workshop, we learned lots of new things like to tell a trusted adult is someone is not being nice in face to face or online. You can get bullied in games such as Roblox or any other type of game. And If you see something that you are not very comfortable with, you could just click the three dots on the top right corner and click on don’t show again.
This was fun because I learnt things I never knew before. It was very funny because the guy made jokes that made everyone laugh! We learnt to block people or press not interested on posts that are mean.
This workshop taught me not to trust people on the internet and to click not interested if I see a mean post.
We talked about Staying safe online. It was very important because he told us what to do if we are in danger, or if we see a post online that upsets us. We should block and report people online if they send things which are not nice and if we see a post we don’t like we should press not interested and not comment on it.
Today we had a workshop to do with online safety and this was very important, we learnt that on apps like YouTube or Snapchat or Instagram, you should never trust strangers online. If someone is annoying you online, first block them. If you see a post that makes you upset you should go to the three dots and press not interested, and then you won’t be able to see things like that anymore. Thank you for making this workshop for us, we learnt a lot from this.
If hate happens online, you need to report them, block and tell a trusted adult. People as young as us need to be very careful online because you might find things that are upsetting online.
Today we the most important workshop ever because this workshop teaches you all about online safety and how to be safe never to trust strangers. Me and my class talked about how important it is to tell a trusted adult so we won’t get worried and scared. Next we talked about what we see online and to and deal with something online that makes us worried. The last thing we did was learn about stereotypes which is when someone has a negative opinion of someone without actually knowing them.
Today we did the most important workshop because it told us to never trust a stranger be careful online.
This is a workshop on how to be safe on online platforms and apps
Today year 5 was learning about how to be safe online and if anyone bullies you then you have to
*block
*report
*tell a trusted adult
This workshop was a very important one because it talked about online safety. We learnt that you can get bullied online on games like Roblox and how you can get arrested from bullying someone online. If you are over the age of 10 you can still get arrested even though you’re a child. We also leant to report and block someone if we see a hateful or inappropriate comment whilst on social media.
This was a really important workshop because it is talking about how to stay safe online. He said always be careful on the internet. If you see something you do not like tell a trusted adult or if you are alone than report it and do not comment because the internet will think you like it so it will show you more of it.
This workshop was really fun, we played games and he told us thing we shouldn’t do and people we shouldn’t trust. Thank you Miss Harvey for these workshops!
The staying safe workshop was very important because it teaches us how to stay safe online and to never talk to strangers online, as well as what to do if we are worried about something.
If you get bullied or get hate then you need to report, block and then tell a trusted adult especially if your a child online!
Today we did the most important workshop which teaches you all about staying safe online and how to not talk to strangers. Me and my class talked about having how important it is to tell a trusted adult so we won’t get worried and scared.
Today was the most important day ever because we were learning how to stay safe online and we learnt not to trust strangers =. We all discussed how important it is to tell a trusted adult what you are watching online, hackers can hack you’re account and you will never get it back.
We also learnt not to trust people online, to get our voices heard, to tell a trusted adult when you’re feeling down and upset. Always tell someone you trusted when you feel worried about something.
We had a really important workshop and it was all about staying safe online. If you are online and you get bullied by someone, you first need to report then block and tell a trusted adult.