Year 3 Health Assessment Term 4

You are playing an online game with your school friend Tara. Suddenly a message pops up on your device that says Click here to win a million dollars!!!

What would you do?

• Click on the message

• Ask Tara what to do

• Close the window

• Ignore it

You have a few new emails. Look at who they are from and what they are about.

Which one of these would be safe to open?

• From: Tommy Subject: See you tonight!

• From: [e-mail] Subject: Hi from Helen

• From: cheapgames.com Subject: Get cheap games NOW!

• From: [e-mail] Subject: You have won $10,000!

You are searching online on your computer for some information you need for a school project.

Look at the picture on this page. It shows the message that pops up on your screen.

What do you do?

• Click on the message — it looks serious!

• Don’t click on the message

You have a new phone and you want to keep it safe.

What do you do?

• Set up a simple password that is easy for you to remember

• Write your name and address and your mum’s phone number on the back

• Update the operating system, software and apps regularly

• Turn off ‘Find my phone’ or ‘Find my device’

You and your brother/sister are walking home from school and you notice and adult following you and trying to get your attention. What should you do?

• I should quickly go to a safe place, like a nearby shop or a trusted neighbour's house, and ask for help, or call a trusted adult immediately.

• Ignore them and hope they go away

• Ask them nicely to leave you alone

• Stop and talk to them - they might need your help

You are about to join a new website that your friends at school say is really cool.

What information do you think is OK to give the website when you join?

Pick two answers:

• First name

• Last name

• Nickname

• Home phone and address

You are having trouble doing an activity on a safe site you use at school. Your friend Charlie offers to help but says she needs your password.

Would you give your password to her?

• Yes

• No

You have just seen a video online that was violent and it has upset you.

What should you do?

• Close the page and pretend you have not seen it

• Forward it to a friend — they might like it

• Turn off the screen and then tell someone you trust

You accepted a friend request from someone you played a game with online but you have never met them face-to-face. They start private messaging you with questions that make you uncomfortable.

What should do you do?

• Just ignore them and hope they go away

• Keep replying — you don’t want to hurt their feelings

• Tell someone you trust, like a parent or teacher

Someone at school who you thought was your friend posts a photo of you looking silly with the words 'What a loser!!' It is the third time they have been mean to you online.

What do you do?

• Try to ignore it, even though it is upsetting you

• Comment on the post saying they are the real loser!

• Talk to someone you trust, like a parent or teacher, about how you are feeling