Family Online Safety Rules & Pledge
Empower kids with clear digital safety principles, password privacy, and cyberbullying pledges.
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- Read through the 8 core online safety principles together with your child.
- Discuss how to handle uncomfortable messages or friend requests.
- Child and parents sign the pledge certificate.
- Post near family computers and tablet stations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most important online safety rule for kids? ▼
Never share your real full name, school, address, or passwords, and immediately tell a trusted adult if something feels wrong.
Family Online Safety Agreement & Pledge
Official Digital Citizenship Contract for Liam Harrison
I will never share my full name, home address, school name, phone number, or passwords online.
If I see or receive anything weird, mean, or uncomfortable, I will tell my parents immediately.
I will be kind and respectful in all online chats, games, and comments. No cyberbullying.
I will never agree to meet anyone in person that I only know through games or social media.
I will always ask permission before downloading new apps or posting photos and videos.
I will never make in-game purchases, subscriptions, or credit card entries without asking.
I will happily turn off devices when screen time is up, during family dinners, and at bedtime.
Parents promise to listen calmly and support you without judgment when mistakes happen.
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