Internet Safety Video KS1: Safer Internet Centre

by James Ward | Oct 18, 2018

Internet Safety Video KS1: Safer Internet Centre

Our Internet Safety Workshops and Shows draw inspiration from many different sources. Including the great work done by the Safer Internet Centre. We love their new Cyber Safety Video….

It is an Internet Safety video suitable for students aged 3 – 7. The characters in the video (Red and Murphy) learn how using the internet and online gaming can be over stimulating.

We think this Internet Safety Video is a good starting point for introducing the idea of Mindfulness for younger students in the context of using the internet.

The simple take away lesson for students is…

If something you upset or unhappy online:

Take time away from the screen.
Switch off your device.
Talk to a grown up.

Check out the e-safety video here:

Our Internet Safety Workshops for Primary Schools create a clear, simple and actionable message for KS1 & KS2 students.

You can find out more about our Cyber Safety Workshops and Shows here.

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