Staying safe
Simple ways to stay safe at home, outside and online.
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- Lesson 1 · EYFS · 10 min
Trusted grown-ups
Name grown-ups you can go to for help.
Learn: A trusted grown-up is someone who keeps you safe, like a parent, carer, teacher or nursery worker. If something feels wrong, worrying or scary, tell a trusted grown-up.
Try it: Draw your hand and write or draw a trusted grown-up on each finger.
Check: Who could you tell if something worries you?
A trusted grown-up, like a parent, carer or teacher
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- Lesson 2 · KS1 · 15 min
Crossing the road
Use Stop, Look, Listen, Think.
Learn: Stop at the kerb. Look all around for traffic. Listen for cars. Think: is it safe? Always hold a grown-up's hand and cross at a crossing if you can.
Try it: Practise Stop, Look, Listen, Think with a grown-up on a quiet pavement.
Check: What are the four road safety steps?
Stop, Look, Listen, Think
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- Lesson 3 · KS2 · 20 min
Staying safe online
Know what to share and what to keep private online.
Learn: Keep private information private: your full name, address, school, passwords and photos of you. People online are not always who they say. If anything online upsets you or asks for secrets, stop and tell a trusted adult. In the UK, you can also contact Childline on 0800 1111.
Try it: Make a poster of 'Share' and 'Keep private' information.
Check: Should you tell someone online your home address?
No — keep it private and tell a trusted adult if asked
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