The document outlines 9 rules for staying safe online: 1) Do not share personal information; 2) Do not use your full name as a screen name; 3) Do not share passwords and log out of public computers; 4) Do not post photos or videos of yourself and disable location services; 5) Do not friend people you don't know; 6) Do not meet online friends in person without a parent; 7) Do not open strange links or download unknown content; 8) Do not respond to cyberbullies and tell a trusted adult; 9) Block unwanted contact, take screenshots, and tell a trusted adult if anyone makes you uncomfortable. The document concludes by advising talking to a trusted adult if anything upsets you

2. Rule 1.
Don’t give out personal information
You should not share your last name,
address, date of birth, school or
telephone number.

3. Rule 2.
Don’t use your full name as
screen name
Again don’t use your last name, address,
suburb, date of birth, school or
anything that can easily identify you.

4. Rule 3.
Don’t share passwords
Also ensure you log out of all
screens when using public computers

5. Rule 4.
Don’t post photos or videos of
yourself
Also:
use an AVATAR for your profile picture.
Ensure GPS coordinates are disabled in
‘Location Services’ on your device for all
photos.

6. Rule 5.
Don’t friend people you don’t
know
People are not always what they seem

7. Rule 6.
Don’t agree to meet online
friends in person
Always ask your parents to go with you

8. Rule 7.
Don’t open attachments, click
on strange links or download
content
Your computer could become
infected with viruses, malware and
spyware

9. Rule 8.
Don’t respond to Cyberbullies
Do not respond to any mean or
insulting remarks. Block them, log
out of the program and tell a
parent or trusted adult.

10. Rule 9.
Block unwanted contact
If anyone makes you feel
uncomfortable take a screen shot
and save the information. Block
them and talk to your parents or
trusted adult.

11. If anything that happens online upsets you talk to a parent or
trusted adult.
At school you can talk to a teacher, the school counsellor Mrs
McNab, the school chaplain Mrs Joseph.
You could also call Kids Helpline on 1800 55 1800.
This service is private and free