CyberSafe Cyber-Safety Course for Children
We learn through games and real-life situations. Your child goes home knowing how to stay safe online.
CyberSafe for Children is an in-person course for ages 9–14, lasting 2 academic hours. Through games, pair work and discussion we cover the risks children run into most often online: cyberbullying, strangers on social media, in-game scams, fake giveaways, photo and video safety, screen time and family safety. The content is pitched at the children's age. Lessons are in Estonian, Russian or English, depending on the group.
Who it's for
- Children aged 9–14
- Children who use TikTok, Snapchat, Discord or Roblox every day
- Children whose parents want the family to be safer online
- School classes (get in touch to book as a group)
What you'll know after the course
- Your child understands what personal information is and why to keep it private
- Recognises a stranger who's pretending to be a friend
- Knows what to do if someone demands a photo or video
- Knows what cyberbullying is and who to go to for help
- Can tell a real competition from a fake one
- Understands why you don't give your password even to your best friend
- Feels able to talk about all this with parents and teachers
Syllabus
What is personal information? (game and discussion)
- What's public and what's private
- How even your birthday can be used against you
- The 'What would you share?' game
Friends and strangers on social media
- 'Hi, I'm a 12-year-old girl': why you shouldn't believe it
- Photos, videos and voices faked with AI
- How to say 'no' and what to do next
- Messages and friend requests inside games
Cyberbullying and how to respond
- What cyberbullying is and why it hurts so much
- What to do if you're being bullied
- What to do if a friend is being bullied
- Who to turn to: parents, a teacher, the child helpline 116 111
In-game scams and fake giveaways
- 'Free' Robux and V-Bucks: why they're a trap
- Fake Discord links and fake Roblox login pages
- How to spot a real competition
- What to do if someone has already got into your game account
Passwords and accounts
- A strong password you don't have to memorise
- Why you never share a password with a friend
- Two-factor authentication, explained through a game
- What to do if your account has been hijacked
Role play with real scenarios
- Scenario: 'You got a suspicious message'
- Scenario: 'A friend asks you for a photo'
- Scenario: 'Grandma was scammed'
- Everyone tries every role
What's included
- 'Young Cyber Defender' certificate, on paper
- Take-home summary of the course for parents
- 30 days of access to the Telegram channel for parents
- Certificates for the school e-portfolio
- Game cards for practising at home
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