Safer Internet Day 2016 Competition Winners

A hand drawn poster. In the middle of the poster is a internet explorer logo. The text on the poster reads ‘Internet safety’, ‘Be safe and be happy’, and ‘you need to be safe on the internet’.

An acrostic poem which reads ‘Is bullying bad? No ignoring how others feel, terrible things could happen, everyone dislikes bullying, respond in a nice way, nice things now could happen, enjoy people’s jokes, text fun/ kind things, show you like people, act better than before, fantastic things happened, entertain people, tell people you’re sorry, you will make a difference.’

A poster with lots of text and three drawings conveying showing conversations of people telling somebody they are being bullied. There is text on this page which reads 'Be safe online', 'Always tell someone you trust if you are being cyber bullied' 5/10 people tell other people, 'You can help increase the number by doing of these things: be friendly, look out for friends, don't join in, delete nasty comments'.

A hand drawn poster of a computer screen split in two. The left side of the screen is green and filled with positive and happy things, the right side is red and filled with negative things. Text on the poster reads ‘Think! Before you cross the line’ ‘play your part for a better internet!’  

A hand drawn poster of a computer screen. On the computer screen there is an icon for Instagram, Facebook, Youtube, Text, Twitter and Google. Coming off these icons are text boxes that read ‘don’t share personal details’, ‘watch safe videos, don’t write mean things’, and ‘be careful what websites you go on and what you look at’.

An acrostic poem which reads ‘Speak to a grown up if anything looks worrying on the internet. Meeting up with people you meet online is wrong. Addresses, email addresses, mobile numbers you should never post online, remember that not everyone online is who they say they are. Think carefully about what you say before you post something online. Even if you don’t agree with someone else’s views don’t be rude. Respect other people’s views. Keep your privacy settings as high as possible. If you see something that makes you uncomfortable, leave the website, turn off your computer. Don’t befriend people you don’t know.

A hand drawn poster of a spider's web with spiders caught in the web. Text on the poster reads ‘Be safe online, don’t enter your personal details!’, ‘ I shall just fill in all my personal details’ ‘Oh no, I’m stuck!’ ‘Caught on the web?’  

A hand drawn poster of an iPad with 5 different icons on the screen. The icons are of a phonebook, a question mark in a purple box, two faces with a cross through the middle, an email, and two people stood together. The text on the poster reads ‘never give out your password’, ‘not all information you read is true’, ‘never meet without permission and parents’, ‘be careful opening emails/ texts because they could cause problems or contain viruses’, ‘if you feel uncomfortable or worried, always tell an adult’.   

A hand drawn poster of a computer and four people who are each saying something which conveys the message that we should always be nice and stop bullying. The text on this page reads ‘E-Safety’ ‘Do not respond to messages that are hurtful or nasty’. The speech bubbles read ‘Do not cyber bully’ ‘do not be nasty on the internet’ ‘be nice on the internet’ ‘do not bully’.  

An animation of a person looking at a computer screen. At the end of the animation text appears on the screen that reads ‘Stay safe kids’.

A hand drawn picture with speech bubbles around the outside which offer tips on how to stay safe online and how to stop bullying.