Speak Up

The internet is a great place to learn, play and stay in touch with friends. However, it is important to remember that it can sometimes cause harm to you or others if it is not used safely.

Always think carefully about what you do online and how you behave.

If you are ever worried or something doesn’t feel right, remember that help is always available at school. You can always talk to your teacher or another trusted adult — we are here to help.

You should never feel afraid to speak up.

Need to Report a Concern?

If you or someone you know is worried about child exploitation, online safety, or anything related to internet safety, you can report it directly to the CEOP Safety Centre:

👉 Report a concern to CEOP

Helpful links to look at with your family

Tips for Staying Safe Online

• Only make friends online with people you know and trust in real life.
• If someone you don’t know asks to be your online friend, always tell a trusted adult straight away.
• Never share personal information such as your full name, address, school, or passwords.
• Be kind and respectful online, just as you would in school.
• If anything online makes you feel worried, upset or uncomfortable, tell a trusted adult immediately.

Reporting Concerns

It’s important to know how to get help if something doesn’t feel right online.

You can use the CEOP Safety Centre to report anything that worries you about someone’s behaviour online. A trusted adult at school can also help you do this.