Micro:bit have created this series of three lessons (designed for learners aged 11-14 years) to introduce cyber security. Learners explore the need to create strong passwords before writing algorithms and programs to create their own ‘strong password generator’ using the BBC micro:bit.
The NCSC are working hard to get more girls interested in a career in cyber security. The CyberFirst Girls Competition provides a fun but challenging environment to inspire the next generation of young women to consider a career in cyber security.
The competition is a team event, with each one made up of 4 female students from Year 8 in England and Wales, Year 9 in Northern Ireland and S2 in Scotland.
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Step Up, Speak Up! is a practical campaign toolkit to address the issue of online sexual harassment amongst young people aged 13 – 17 years and includes a range of resources for young people and the professionals who work with them, including teachers, pastoral teams, senior school leadership and police forces.
Lesson plans, quick activities, a quiz and teaching guide designed to explore problematic online sexual behaviour with 9-12 year olds.
Staying Safe Online is an education resource created by Into Film in partnership with Childnet International. Both projects centre on the theme of privacy and sharing of information but with different films suitable for age and stage.
This site has a progressive programme of lessons to introduce and develop your learners’ knowledge and understanding of internet safety, ranging from passwords to two-factor authentication (2FA is a code sent to your phone instead of a password) and safer online shopping to social media privacy settings.
This site has a progressive programme of lessons to introduce and develop your learners’ knowledge and understanding of internet safety, ranging from passwords to two-factor authentication (2FA is a code sent to your phone instead of a password) and safer online shopping to social media privacy settings.
This is the prefect place to start for all things internet safety. It has content for educators, families and learners.
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