PSHE - Y7&8 - Online safety - Personal Images

What two things would you recommend a young person to do online?

• Think before you post

• Accept follow requests for everyone

• Know how to report

• Post, then ask people's permission afterwards

What might you recommend a young person to do online?

• Talk to someone you don'e know on an online gaming room

• Pass on a nude image of someone

• Take a nude photo of yourself

• Use 'Snapmap' on Snapchat to share your location

Sharing a nude image of yourself is illegal if you are under the age of 18.

• True

• False

Consenting to share nude images is not without risk

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Even if the person consented to the image being taken, there is a risk that it could be passed on without there consent.

It is legal to pass on nudes of someone (e.g. in a group chat)

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Passing on nudes is criminal and against the law.

Passing on nudes is _____ and _____

• Harmful

• Disrespectful

• Legal

• Unavoidable

Answer explanation

Passing on nudes is against the law and is considered child pornography. It is disrespectful, harmful and illegal.

If someone receives an unwanted nude image, what could they do?

• Report it

• Do nothing, receiving nudes is part of being a teenager

• Delete the social media app the image was sent on

• Talk to a trusted adult

Ignoring the nude image is a good strategy for dealing with unwanted images.

• True

• False

Nude images cannot be reported or removed once they are shared

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Nude images can be reported and removed using the NSPCC Report Remove tool. Online abuse can also be reported through CEOP.

How can online abuse be reported?

• NSPCC Report Remove Tool

• CEOP

• Childline

• Tell a trusted adult