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Six free posters about bullying online, written in three age bands.

6 free cyber bullying posters

KS1 and KS2 are primary school; KS3-4 are secondary. Each band has its own wording and type size. Ink-light copies print with much less colour.

KS1 ages 5 to 7

KS2 ages 7 to 11

KS3-4 ages 11 to 16

Download the whole set

All 6 posters in A4 and A3 PDF, with the ink-light versions, in one ZIP file (465 KB).

Download all (ZIP)

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Ready-printed, laminated posters for display. The pictures are our own free designs, not the Amazon products.

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How to use them

  1. Put the KS1 posters at pupil height in classrooms and by computers or tablets.
  2. Use the KS2 steps poster next to ICT suites, libraries and year group noticeboards.
  3. Fill in the write-in box with the names of staff pupils can talk to.
  4. Use the KS3-4 key terms as a starter or tutor-time discussion prompt.
  5. Print A3 for corridors and halls, A4 for classroom walls.

About these posters

Younger pupils get big icons and a few words: be kind online, and tell a grown-up. Key Stage 2 gets a poster on what cyberbullying looks like and a five-step guide - stop, screenshot, block, report, tell - with a write-in box for your school's contacts. Key Stage 3 and 4 get key terms and a do and don't poster. Download A4 or A3 PDFs. The wording is original and sticks to general good practice, so you can pair the set with your own online safety policy.

Questions

Which poster suits which age?

Use the KS1 pair for ages 5 to 7, KS2 for 7 to 11 and KS3-4 for 11 to 16. The wording and text size change with each band.

Do the posters replace our policy?

No. They support your school's online safety and anti-bullying policies. Add your own contact names in the box on the KS2 poster.

Who can pupils contact outside school?

The KS2 poster includes the Childline number and website. Check it is right for your setting before printing.

Can I print them in black and white?

Yes. They are readable in greyscale, though colour prints stand out more on a wall.

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