data that tells people something about us, such as name, D.O.B., address and school name

when someone repeatedly bothers, bullies or disturbs another person, making them feel unsafe, uncomfortable or upset

in this context, naked or semi-naked photos or videos of someone

Sharing personal information online

RSHE (PSHE)

Pornography and healthy relationships

Online addiction

Online gambling

Trolls and harassment

This unit addresses online risks to wellbeing, including protecting personal information, understanding pornography's harmful influence on relationships, recognising online addiction and gambling harms, and responding to trolls and harassment whilst seeking appropriate support.

Media influence: How can I look after myself?

Depiction or discussion of distress or humiliation e.g. bullying.

Depiction or discussion of peer pressure or bullying

Depiction or discussion of sex or sexual body parts, including sex education.

Depiction or discussion of sexual content

It's completely legal because they both consented.

It's legal because they're both over the age of consent.

It's illegal because creating/sharing nudes of under-18s is always a crime.

It's only illegal if their parents or carers find out.

In the UK, what is the legal situation if two 16-year-olds consensually share nude photos with each other?

data that tells people something about us

when someone repeatedly bothers, bullies or disturbs another person

Match the words to their correct definition.

To keep our personal information safe on social media, it is important we check our ...

Match each public social media activity with what others can learn about you.

Match the type of support for if a nude has been shared to the place that support can be sought.

It can be used as part of a scam or fraud.

It leaves a digital footprint which can impact us in the future.

It can be used to inform targeted advertising.

Why is personal information valuable to companies and organisations?

their name, age, location and email address

When creating a profile on social media, what type of information is the user usually asked to provide?

information about someone's football team

the website of the school that someone attends

Which of the following would be considered 'personal information'?

let you create profiles and share content with others

let you send messages to friends and followers

are completely private with no sharing features

only store your information safely without sharing

Social media platforms are websites or apps that ...

your full name, school and class timetable

Which of these would be the **most** concerning to share in a public social media post?

an online site that belongs to a company or individual

something that involves computer technology

Sharing personal information online

Lesson outcome

Content guidance