1. Primary KS2
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2. Feedback from: “Do you think Banksy’s recent stunt is art?”
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Feedback from: “Do you think Banksy’s recent stunt is art?”
“It is beautiful and it was a shame he destroyed it.”
Skippers Hill Manor Preparatory School
“He was trying to say that people spend too much money on paintings and we don't spend enough time enjoying them.”
Wateringbury Church of England Primary School
We tweet your results and comments every week to share them with the world! When we tweeted your opinions on Banksy’s art stunt, we got some interesting likes and comments from very famous art galleries!

3. Small group chat (5 mins)
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Starter
Small group chat (5 mins)
Name the apps you recognise from this slide. Then, group them based on how suitable you think they are for your classmates to use.
Suitable
Unsuitable
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4. 6+ with parent permission
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Angry Birds
Facebook Messenger Kids
Minecraft, Popjam and Roblox 3+
6+ with parent permission 7+
Here are the age ratings for these popular apps.
Do any surprise you?
MovieStar
Planet 8+
*Pokemon Go only with parental consent.
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Skype, Snapchat, Dubsmash, YouTube, Facebook and Pokemon Go*
TikTok and Fortnite
12+
13+

5. Do anonymous apps make bullying worse?
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Do anonymous apps make bullying worse?
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1- iStock
This topic might be difficult to talk about. If you need help, talk to a teacher, or go to slide 29.
Anonymous apps are apps where the user’s name is not given or known.

6. Our learning journey for this week!
Receiving
an anonymous message
Why are we talking about this?
Why do people worry about these apps?
Can
anonymous apps be good?
Dealing with bullying
Vote!
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7. Receiving an anonymous message
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Receiving an anonymous message
Class Activity (4 mins)
Without showing anyone, write down a compliment about a classmate. Try to pick someone you don’t often spend time with. Post your comments in a box at the front!
Teacher:
Read out a couple of the comments.
Question
How does it feel to receive an anonymous compliment?
Johan - He is lots of fun out on the playground.
Abeni - She smiles to other children at lunch.
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Anonymous:
Made by someone whose name is not given or known.

8. Have you ever seen usernames like this online?
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Receiving an anonymous message
However, if you really wanted to find out who wrote them, there would be clues, like handwriting!
BumbleBee<3
These comments are anonymous because you don’t know who wrote them.
Have you ever seen usernames like this online?
HarryP0tter55
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This is not the same online. When a comment is sent on a phone, computer or tablet, it is not as easy to tell who wrote it, especially if the app allows users be anonymous.

9. Receiving an anonymous message
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Receiving an anonymous message
Some people use apps to spread positivity. Konner1 used a secret Instagram account to post kind things about all 637 of his school mates!
Other people use apps to say mean things, tease, gang up or leave people out. This is called cyberbullying.
Reflect & share (2 mins)
How would you feel if you were sent a nasty message and you didn’t know who it was from?
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10. Our learning journey for this week!
Receiving
an anonymous message
Why are we talking about this?
Why do people worry about these apps?
Can
anonymous apps be good?
Dealing with bullying
Vote!
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11. time to think carefully about how we treat others.
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Why are we talking about this?
This week is
Anti-Bullying Week, a
time to think carefully about how we treat others.
1 in 5 young people have experienced cyberbullying in the last two months, which can make people feel depressed, worried and lonely.
Video (2 mins)
Click to find out more about the theme of this year’s Anti-Bullying Week.
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1:41
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Class Task (1 min)
Close your eyes. Raise your hand if you think you have witnessed cyberbullying before.
Everyone deserves to feel happy, so today, we are going to think very carefully about the apps we use and how we treat others on them.

12. Our learning journey for this week!
Receiving
an anonymous message
Why are we talking about this?
Why do people worry about these apps?
Can
anonymous apps be good?
Dealing with bullying
Vote!
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13. users to be anonymous in some way.
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Why are people worried about these apps? ?
Many apps allow their
users to be anonymous in some way.
Do you know any?
Roblox users do not have to give their real name to register, which means you never really know who you are chatting to in games.
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Fortnite users can speak via a headset anonymously without any record of the conversation.
If you are using one of these apps and someone is unkind to you, what might be the problem?

14. Why are people worried about these apps?
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Why are people worried about these apps?
“You’re so ugly it’s disgusting.”
“You’re worth nothing. No one cares about you.”
“You’re such a wimp.” a
“No one likes you in our class.”
“I’m not surprised you don’t have any friends.” b
Group task (5 mins)
Discuss the consequences someone would face for making a comment like one of the above:
Face-to-face at your school.
Through a messaging app that used their real name.
Through an anonymous app.
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BumbleBee<3

15. Why are people worried about these apps?
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Why are people worried about these apps?
Class Activity (6 mins)
Turn your class into an agree to disagree line like the one below.
Read each statement aloud.
Stand on the line to show your views.
Explain your reasons to the person standing next to you.
People say things online they would never say in real life.
People are more likely to bully when they can stay anonymous.
People should be allowed to be anonymous online.
Bullying online is worse than bullying face to face.
“I disagree because…”
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“I agree because…”
Totally Disagree
Unsure/in the middle
Totally Agree

16. Our learning journey for this week!
Receiving
an anonymous message
Why are we talking about this?
Why do people worry about these apps?
Can
anonymous apps be good?
Dealing with bullying
Vote!
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17. Can anonymous apps be good?
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Can anonymous apps be good?
Pair Task (5 mins)
Click each image to watch a video and learn about these two anonymous apps. Discuss:
Would you use this app?
What problems might people face using this app?
Is it good that this app is anonymous? Why?
Anonymous:
Made by someone whose name is not given or known.
It is good / bad thing that this app is anonymous because ……………………………………………………………………………..
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0:49
Alternative video link:
1- TBH (Teacher’s note: end at 0:49)
2- Tootoot: (Teacher’s note: Start at 2:16, end at 3:32)
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Tootoot app
TBH app

18. Our learning journey for this week!
Receiving
an anonymous message
Why are we talking about this?
Why do people worry about these apps?
Can
anonymous apps be good?
Dealing with bullying
Vote!
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19. Dealing with bullying Class Task (3 mins)
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Class Task (3 mins)
Click on Stop, Speak and Support in turn to watch a short video for each or read for more details.
Dealing with bullying
Here are some simple rules you could follow if you think you see cyberbullying:
Stop and take time to think before getting more involved. Check the rules on the app about what is and isn’t acceptable.
Speak to an adult or friend you trust about what has happened. Report it to the app, or speak to Childline if you are worried.
Alternative video links:
STOP
SPEAK
SUPPORT:
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If you see someone else being bullied online, send them a supportive
message. Encourage them to talk to someone.

20. Dealing with bullying Pair Talk (6 mins)
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Dealing with bullying
Pair Talk (6 mins)
Using the tips from Stop, Speak, Support, decide how you think Tia, Mariana and Jerry should deal with what they see online on the next three slides.
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1) Tia
Tia is using her older sister Nadia’s phone so she can take a cool picture of her for her Snapchat. Tia is about to take the photo when a picture of Nadia’s friends pops up on Snapchat. The caption says:
“Finally, the cool crew get to spend the day without Nadia. She’s no longer in our group of BFFs.”
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22. “Get off the game now. You’re rubbish and no-one wants you here!”
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2) Mariana
Mariana is playing Roblox on her tablet. She is having a great time when all of a sudden she gets a message saying:
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“Get off the game now. You’re rubbish and no-one wants you here!”

23. “He stinks. Every time I walk past him I have to hold my nose.”
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3) Jerry
Jerry is playing Fortnite with people from school. He can’t see them but he can hear them talking on his headset. They start talking about Dimitri, one of Jerry’s classmates.
“Eww I know. I snuck some soap into his backpack! You should have seen his face when he saw it – priceless.”
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“He stinks. Every time I walk past him I have to hold my nose.”
“Haha. What a loser.”

24. Our learning journey for this week!
Receiving
an anonymous message
Why are we talking about this?
Why do people worry about these apps?
Can
anonymous apps be good?
Dealing with bullying
Vote!
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25. Join Stop, Speak, Support
Quick idea
Call to Action!
Share your tips
Organise a session with a different year group or class to share online safety tips.
Join Stop, Speak, Support
Become a model online citizen and help stop cyberbullying in your school by pledging to join the Stop, Speak, Support campaign (launched by Prince William!).
Click here to learn more.
Big idea
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26. Do anonymous apps make bullying worse? No
If someone if going to be nasty to someone, I think they will find a way to do it in real life. They don’t need anonymous apps.
Anonymous apps like Tootoot can help people reach out and get support when they are being bullied.
Only a small amount of people use anonymous apps like Roblox to bully. Most use it sensibly without harming anyone.
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27. Do anonymous apps make bullying worse? Yes
Being able to be anonymous means bullies can say what they like and not get caught.
It is easier to say something cruel or nasty to someone when you know it’s difficult to find out who said it.
Apps should not be anonymous as it is dangerous and people who are bullied on them feel horrible and alone.
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29. Need more information or someone to talk to?
Pupils
Teachers
Remember, you can always talk to a trusted adult, like a teacher or a family member, if you are at all worried about anything.
If you need to talk to someone about the concerns you have for a child, call the NSPCC helpline on They are open 24/7.
If you need to talk to someone and you’re not sure who to go to, call Childline, a confidential helpline for children, on – they are open 24/7 (all the time!)
Internet Matters provides guidance for all age groups about keeping children safe online:
Visit The Anti-Bullying Alliance’s pages to find out more about bullying and how to get help:
Netaware is a partnership between O2 and the NSPCC that has a brilliant guide on different apps that children use.