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Safer Internet Day 2025

We celebrated Safer Internet Day on the 11th of February 2025. The theme this year was 'Too good to be true? Protecting yourself and others from scams online‘. We started our learning with an assembly, led by our digital leaders, all about recognising scams online. We spoke about the importance of Safer Internet Day, how to stay safe and who we can turn to if we need support. We then continued our learning within our classroom and created some pieces of work to show our understanding. 

 

Remember, if it SEEMS too good to be true, CONTACTS you unexpectedly, ASKS for personal information or MONEY, it might be a SCAM!

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