Help & advice for all teachers and professionals parents and carers 4–11 year olds 11–18 year olds

Privacy is the ability to keep certain things to yourself when you are online, for them not to be seen by or shared with others

Sometimes called cyberbullying. Any behaviour that uses technology and devices to deliberately target or upset someone.

Sometimes referred to as ‘sexting’, taking or sharing naked or sexually explicit images of yourself or others.

Privacy settings are the tools provided as part of an online account to protect the information and content you are sharing

How to identify online bullying and key advice on how to deal with it

People use livestreaming to broadcast live video footage of themselves to others, usually their friends/family or the general public

Sharenting is when a parent or carer uses the internet to share news, images, videos and information about their child

Personal data is information about you collected by the apps and websites you visit (like the things you like and open)

Phishing and online scams are ways that people try to trick you into giving up your personal information, login details or money

Expiring content is content that disappears after it has been viewed or that is only available for a certain amount of time