Build essential digital citizenship skills with this engaging Digital Footprint and Online Privacy resource for KS2–KS3 learners. Designed to help pupils make safer, more responsible choices online, these activities develop understanding of personal information, online privacy, digital footprints, location sharing, usernames, consent, and the realistic consequences of online posts.
The resource combines clear visual teaching materials with practical, scenario-based activities that encourage evidence-based thinking rather than fear-based messaging. Pupils learn how to identify privacy risks, distinguish directly shared information from reasonable inferences, revise risky posts, and make responsible decisions before sharing content online.
File type: PDF
10 student activity worksheets
5 instructional anchor charts
Corresponding answer keys
Suitable for approximately ages 10–14 / KS2–KS3
Covers digital footprints, online privacy, personal information and digital safety
Includes realistic social media, username, photograph, location and profile scenarios
Supports digital citizenship, computing, media literacy, PSHE, English and tutor-time activities
Suitable for whole-class teaching, independent work, small-group learning and revision
A practical and classroom-ready resource for teaching online safety, responsible digital behaviour, privacy awareness and thoughtful decision-making in an increasingly connected world.
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