Too Good to be True?

Celebrate Safer Internet Day 2025 with new resources that explore online risks such as scams and phishing.

Summary

Celebrate Safer Internet Day 2025 with new resources about online safety and how to recognise potential risks.

This resource explores how online content affects how to identify online scams and phishing requests and how to report them. This will kick start an ongoing conversation about online safety that will help pupils to protect themselves from suspicious online activity.

The resources in this pack have been created with the support of UK Safer Internet Centre and Childnet.

“Online scams are on the rise and pupils would be a vulnerable group when it comes to scams. Ensuring they have the right knowledge is great.” - KS2 PSHE teacher

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Pupils will be able to:

  • explain what is meant by the word ‘scam’​
  • explain what is meant by the word ‘phishing’​
  • share simple steps to protect themselves from scams.

Curriculum links

England: RSE (Key Stage 2)

Wales: Digital Competence Framework (Progression Steps 2 and 3)

Pack resources

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Too Good to be True? presentation

Pupils will explore and learn to identify online risks such as scams, phishing and having a secure profile.

Phishing for Goals worksheet

Pupils will decide whether the scenarios are scams or safe, scoring and saving goals for each correct answer.

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