As part of the Cyber Secure Kids initiative, an interactive cyber security awareness session was conducted at Roots Millennium School E-11, Islamabad for students from various grades. The session aimed to teach young learners about online risks in a simple, practical, and engaging way.
With children today spending increasing time on mobile phones, social media, and digital learning platforms, understanding cyber safety has become an essential life skill.
Purpose of the Session
The session aimed to empower students with the knowledge and confidence to stay safe online. Students were encouraged to recognize risky interactions, avoid online traps, and identify early signs of cyberbullying, scams, or harmful digital behavior.
The goal was to instill safe digital habits from a young age, helping children use technology responsibly both at school and at home.
Topics Covered
The session covered key areas of online safety for children, including:
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Safe use of social media platforms and messaging apps
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Identifying fake links, profiles, and online traps
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Protecting personal photos, data, and passwords
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Understanding cyberbullying and how to respond appropriately
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Risks associated with online games and overlooked digital hazards
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Building responsible digital habits from an early age
Impact and Outcomes
The session successfully enhanced cyber awareness among 120+ students, helping them develop practical skills to stay safe online. Students were motivated to adopt responsible digital habits, while teachers appreciated the program’s age-appropriate approach.
The initiative also received positive feedback from faculty, who requested additional sessions for both students and staff, recognizing the value of integrating cyber safety education across the school community.
