Safe Internet Day 2025

25 Ways to Stay Safe Online

Welcome our World.

“SEL Wiz: Hocus Pocus: Heart and mind in focus - Discovering Nature’s Magic Within” - Celebrating UNESCO Days for Sustainability and Peace through cultivating SEL in students

"Everything You Share Online Is Permanent"

When you share something written or visual, remember that it can be saved or reshared by others. So always be mindful of what you share and choose to share only content that you find safe, honest and respectful. Avoid content that includes personal information.

Serpil Akkol - Murat Kölük İlkokulu

Be aware transactions

Be aware of transactions while being connected in public/free WiFi networks, may not be safe.

Anastasia Bourneli & Eirini Maniadaki- Special Educational needs Class & 3rd Grade 5o Primary School of Ierapetra

Be aware!

Remember that people online may not be who they seem . Be aware!

SUKOUDI MARIA - STAVROULA ZOUDA - DESPOINA MANIADAKI 2ND PRIMARY SCHOOL OF AG. NIKOLAOS CRETE GREECE

Learn about cyber security

Learn about cyber security, such as taking workshops to teach you about this topic.

Alexis Cabrillana- Institut Castellet (Sant Vicenç de Castellet)

Only download files, apps, or software from trusted sources.

Only download files, apps, or software from trusted sources. Malicious software can be disguised as legitimate downloads, so always verify the authenticity before proceeding.

Melis Erdoğan- Perihan Erdoğan Ortaokulu Kızılcahamam Ankara Türkiye

Be careful what you download

Hackers will always try to trick you into downloading malware

4TH PRIMARY SCHOOL OF NAFPLIO GREECE-AISOPOU AIKATERINI

Do not click on any unknown link

Do not click on any unknown link that claims you have won something. They might steal your personal information.

5th Primary School of Munich, Germany- Despoina Angelaki

only look at things that Mom says are allowed.

OIf you see something you're not sure about, tell Mom right away.

2nd primary school of Agios Nikolaos, Crete , Greece- Davradou Kyriaki

Be critical of information you find online.

Not everything you read on the internet is true. Check multiple sources before believing something.

Papadaki Fay- 6th grade 18th Primary of Marousi

Use safe search engines

Use safe search engines with better privacy protection, like Kiddle or DuckDuckGo that offer safekids web, image and video search and don’t track your searches or store personal information, making them potentially safer.

Afonso de Paiva School Cluster, Castelo Branco, Portugal- Carla Nunes

Keep your software up to date

Updates often include security fixes that can help protect you from malware and other threats.

5th Primary School of Munich, Germany- Eleftheria Kalyva

Be empathetic when you interact online.

When you chat or send an email, use respectful and positive language.

ANA MUGARRA MARTÍNEZ. VIRGEN DE LA ROSA SCHOOL. BURGOS. SPAIN

Think before you click

Think before you click and be kind online.

GIKA ANASTASIA - ATHANASAKI EIRINI - PETANIDOU ANASTASIA -2ND PRIMARY SCHOOL OF AG. NIKOLAOS CRETE GREECE

Verify the sender

Verify the sender before providing any personal information.

Zehra P.Böge- 29 Ekim Secondary School, İzmir/Türkiye

Think before you post

Don't upload or share anything you wouldn't want your parents, friends, teachers or future employers to see.

4TH PRIMARY SCHOOL OF NAFPLIO GREECEDRITSA AIKATERINI

Change passwords

Change the default passwords of your router and WiFi connection to unique, sophisticated passwords.

ObU “Jordan Jovkov” Plovdiv, Bulgaria- Konstantina Konstantinidou

no pictures of kids

Don’t upload pictures of you or any other member of your family/friends that are kids.

Aliki Mamouna- 18th Primary School of Marousi (B1)

social networks are not for kids

Don’t use social networks such as Instagram, Tik-Tok...if you are under 16 years old.

5th grade Primary CEIP LA RAMBLA- Natalia Normey

secure and private Wi-Fi connection, especially when accessing sensitive information.

Ensure you are using a secure and private Wi-Fi connection, especially when accessing sensitive information. Avoid using public Wi-Fi for online banking or shopping.

18 İsmail SARIKAYA Tusaş Şehit Hakan Gülşen Vocational and Technical Anatolian Highschool Kızılcahamam Ankara Türkiye

Use Face ID and strong passwords in your mobile devices

Use Face ID and strong passwords in your mobile devices and think wisely on how you use internet,it is a strong and helpful tool but you need to be informed of the dangers.The best advice is to be informed

SAGRI Alexandra- European school of Munich

Protect Your Personal Information With Strong Passwords

Create passwords that are hard to guess by using a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols. Never share them with others.

8th Primary School of Thebes Greece- ΖΩΗ ΤΣΙΟΥΤΣΟΥ

Secure your devices & Network

Keep your operating system and antivirus software updated.Use security software to block cyber threats.Avoid using public Wi-fi. Use a VPN if necessary.

2nd primary school of Agios Nikolaos, Crete , Greece - PARASKEVI PAGKALOU / ΠΑΡΑΣΚΕΥΗ ΠΑΓΚΑΛΟ- KARAGKOUNI FOTEINI

tell a grown-up

If you see something yucky, tell a grown-up: If you see something scary, mean, or confusing online, tell Mom or Dad right away. Don't try to figure it out yourself.

2nd primary school of Agios Nikolaos, Crete , Greece- Davradou Kyriaki

Keep Your Personal Information Private

Don’t share your full name, address, phone number, or passwords with anyone online

8th Primary School of Thebes, Greece | Irene Matsagoura

When chatting in a chatroom...

When chatting in a chatroom, be very careful and/or don't give out your personal information, such as your email address, your home or school address, or your phone number.

3rd Primary School, Loutraki- Greece- Sofia Pappa