1 . Safer Internet Activities
To help schools promote safer Internet messages to families, beyond Safer Internet Day, the Education Safeguarding Service’s Online Safety Team has worked with Kent Children’s University to produce a Safer Internet Day Challenge pack for children aged 5 to 14.
This pack contains 10 key challenge activity ideas, as well as useful resources for children, schools and families to access. The Challenge will run until 31 June so there is plenty of time to get involved.
The Safer Internet Day Challenge starts with schools and families today and you can find the resources here. So why not send the activities home to your parents or caregivers so families can get involved?
Young people who are part of Kent Children’s University can earn a varying number of Learning Credits for each activity completed outside normal school time.
More InformationFor more information about Education Safeguarding, please visit the Education Safeguarding Service website.
If your school would be interested in finding out more about Kent Children’s University (either the school or family models or both), please email kcu@theeducationpeople.org. For more information, please visit the Kent Children’s University website.
Share Your Safer Internet Day Stories With UsWe encourage teachers and staff working with children and young people aged 3 to 18 in educational settings to share their Safer Internet Day stories, displays or activities on the Safer Internet Day website! Don’t forget to tag@UK_SIC and @TheEdPeople into any posts you share.
1. Who are the activities intended for?| A．University students. | B．Children aged 5 to 14. |
| C．People aged 3 to 18. | D．School teachers and staff. |
| A．Student aids. | B．Full-time caregivers. |
| C．Extra credits. | D．Educational resources. |
| A．Safer Internet Day website. |
| B．kcu@theeducationpeople.org. |
| C．Kent Children’s University website. |
| D．Education Safeguarding Service website. |
