Cyberbullying

What is cyberbullying?

• Sending mean and harmful messages through a fake account

• Sending or posting images of others without their permission

• All of the above

• Sending threatening or abusive messages through social platforms

How can cyberbullying impact someone?

• Develop low self esteem

• Refuse to go to school or out in public places

• They become depressed

• All of the above

What should you do if you or your friends are victims of cyberbullying?

• Block the person

• Speak to an adult such as parent, teacher or kids helpline

• Post mean comments back

• Ignore it

When you are online what two things should you always keep in mind?

• Being a respectful and responsible user

• Spread rumours about your school friends

• Being a safe user and reading messages before you send them

• Posting inappropriate content

Which of the following text messages would be an example of cyberbullying?

• I didn't like doing sport today

• Don't let Louise sit with us tomorrow

• I liked what hat Zac was wearing today

• No one likes you

Jenny created a group chat but didn't invite Louise. Jenny told the group chat not to tell Louise.

• Cyberbullying

• Not cyberbullying

What is the best way to prove that you HAVE been a victim of cyberbullying?

• Save and copy messages to keep as evidence

• Send the same hurtful messages to others

• Show a trusted adult immediatley

• Delete all messages

Ben sent an embarrassing video of John to the group chat without his permission

• Cyberbullying

• Not cyberbullying

Where can I seek help if I am to afraid to speak with an adult in person?

• Kids helpline

• Minecraft

• eSaftey commisioner website link

• Youtube

Does cyberbullying stop happening after primary school?

• Yes

• No