Under the Cyber Secure Kids initiative, an engaging cybersecurity awareness session was conducted at Future World School, Bahria Town, Rawalpindi. The session was designed to help students understand common online risks and the steps they must take to stay safe while using social media, online games, learning platforms, and mobile devices.
The discussion focused on everyday digital activities and how unsafe online behavior can impact students if not handled responsibly.
Purpose of the Session
The purpose of the session was to educate school students on safe and responsible internet use. It aimed to help students recognize unsafe online behavior, protect their personal information, and build healthy digital habits at both home and school.
Students were encouraged to think before clicking, sharing, or interacting online.
Topics Covered
The session addressed key cyber safety topics relevant to young learners, including:
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Safe use of social media and messaging platforms
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Recognizing fake links, profiles, and online traps
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Protecting personal photos and private information
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Understanding cyberbullying, harassment, and reporting methods
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Online gaming risks often ignored by students
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Building responsible and secure digital routines
Impact and Outcomes
The session successfully increased cyber safety awareness among 67+ students, helping them develop safer online habits. Students gained confidence in making responsible digital choices and learned how to protect themselves while using technology for learning and communication.
Overall, the session supported the Cyber Secure Kids initiative by promoting a safer and more responsible digital culture within the school community.
