Cyberbullying Workshop
Cyberbullying Workshop
Being Kind and Respectful Online
The internet should be a place where children can learn, play and connect with others safely. Our Cyberbullying Workshop helps primary school pupils understand what cyberbullying is, how it can happen across different online platforms, and how they can respond safely and respectfully.
Using age-appropriate activities, discussions and real-life scenarios, pupils develop empathy, build confidence and learn the importance of treating others with kindness both online and offline.
What Pupils Will Learn
Understanding Cyberbullying
Children will learn what cyberbullying is, how it differs from face-to-face bullying, and recognise the many ways it can happen through games, messaging apps, social media and other online platforms.
Upstander vs Bystander
Pupils will explore the difference between watching bullying happen and taking positive action. They will discover how being an Upstander can make a real difference while always keeping themselves safe.
Online Respect
Children will understand how their words and actions online can affect others and why kindness, respect and responsible digital behaviour are so important.
Digital Empathy
Through discussion and interactive activities, pupils will explore how cyberbullying can impact someone’s feelings, confidence and wellbeing, helping them develop empathy and compassion for others.
Getting Help & Support
Pupils will identify trusted adults they can speak to if they experience or witness cyberbullying and learn practical steps they can take to report concerns and stay safe online.
By the End of the Workshop
Children will:
- Understand what cyberbullying is and recognise the different forms it can take.
- Know where cyberbullying can occur across devices, apps and online games.
- Understand the difference between an Upstander and a Bystander.
- Develop empathy for others and recognise the emotional impact cyberbullying can have.
- Feel confident knowing where to seek help and how to report concerns.
- Leave with the knowledge and confidence to be kind, respectful and responsible digital citizens.