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Our online lives: How do I report and find support for things I see online?
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I can describe my favourite things online.
I can describe how to identify harmful or inappropriate online content and explain when it is necessary to report it to protect myself and others.
I can explain the process of reporting online concerns both on digital platforms and in school.
I can explain what happens after reporting online content, and how my actions contribute to a safer online community.
I can explain my role in promoting online safety and supporting others in reporting harmful content.
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