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Join us live this Safer Internet Day as we step into the virtual world of Scam Smashers!
Hosted by Joel Mawhinney and Maddie Moate
Tell us how you are marking Safer Internet Day and email your shout-outs to [email protected], external with Safer Internet Day as the subject, or get in touch using #BBCLiveLessons
You can prepare for this lesson by downloading the teaching guide and activity sheets.
Thanks for joining us
The Live Lesson is available to watch again on the BBC Teach website and on BBC iPlayer.
World Book Day 2025 – Live Lesson
We’ll be coming live from Bradford, 2025 UK City of Culture on World Book Day!
We'll be collecting book recommendations and celebrating reading for pleasure with fun, curriculum-linked activities in the World Book Day 2025 Live Lesson.
We'll be giving live shout-outs to as many schools as we can. Email us at [email protected] with World Book Day as the heading for a chance of a mention for your school.
The 30 minute Live Lesson will be available to watch live at 11:00 on Thursday, 6 March on this page and on the CBBC channel.
5B from Silverhill Primary School, Derby
Take a look at our teaching guide for follow-up activities.
We have two films on scams and phishing for Safer Internet Day 2025. Presented by Newsround's Emma-Louise Amanshia, they each explain what the terms mean and feature some examples of real-life scenarios that children might encounter. There are also British Sign Language versions of the videos.
Scams: Safer Internet Day resources for 7-11-year-olds
Primary 7, Millburn Primary School, Northern Ireland
Quote MessageKey Stage 2 at St Albans Catholic Academy in Harlow absolutely loved the Live Lesson and were fantastic at being scam smashers! The whole school have had assemblies about safer internet day and have completed lots of activities from the BBC website.
Key Stage 2 at St Albans Catholic Academy in Harlow
Cottesmore Primary School, Brighton
Quote MessageGrandtully Primary P4-7 are tuning in to the Live Lesson to learn all about how to avoid scams!
Grandtully Primary School, Scotland
St Bernadette’s Primary School, Wallsend
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Quote MessageP6/7 at Cluny Primary are looking forward to our Live Lesson – we are in Buckie, Moray and are wondering if we are the most Northerly school participating? Happy Birthday to Magnus whose birthday is Internet Safety Day (today!)
Cluny Primary School, Buckie
Quote MessageYear 6 Sharks at Barton Hill Academy in Torquay are enjoying the lesson and are very good at spotting scams and phishing. We will be creating posters and poems for the younger children this afternoon using your information.
Year 6 Sharks at Barton Hill Academy, Torquay
Quote MessageAt Minster Junior School in Croydon, we're getting creative! Our students are designing eye-catching posters to display around the school while bringing scams and phishing to life through exciting role-playing activities. Learning has never been this fun and engaging!
Minster Junior School in Croydon
Quote MessageThe children loved the lesson and got lots of top tips to add to their poems to help them smash scams!
Holy Trinity First School, Berwick
Quote MessageWe have been doing drama work around scamming and later on, Year 6 are going into Key Stage 1 to educate them.
Year 6, Lower Fields Academy, Bradford