Games for internet end eSafety Skills
Topic: Internet Safety
Positive and negative phrases are given to the player, and they must choose whether to bin them or treasure them. The aim is to treasure the positive thoughts and bin the negative- some of which include common slang words that can often go overlooked in traditional bullying awareness lessons.
Topic: Internet Safety
Players must sharpen their fast keyboard skills to protect their computers from viruses and malware. Some safe-looking files may glitch into viruses, showing how many dangers online are disguised. This game is a perfect game to engage students in competition with their peers and get them excited about e-safety!
Topic: Internet Safety
Players are sent friend requests from different mythical web users. It is up to them to decide whether the requests are safe or too risky to accept. This game is excellent preparation for students who may have or want accounts on popular social media platforms.
Topic: Internet Safety
This e-safety game teaches players about the potential dangers online, and what they can do to avoid danger. They must collect the emails and open them, responding appropriately to what’s inside. A wrong answer will prompt an explanation of the scenario, and why their decision was wrong.
Pricing Structure from 1st January 2022 |
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Individual Subscription: £10.95 per licence (3p per day) |
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School Licence |
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| Number of Licences | 1 Year Subscription | 3 Year Subscription (Special Offer) |
| 0-250 | £6.00 per licence (1.64p per day) | £17.10 per licence (5% discount) (1.56p per day) |
| 251-500 | £4.75 per licence (1.3p per day) | £13.53 per licence (5% discount) (1.23p per day) |
| 501-750 | £4.50 per licence (1.23p per day) | £12.84 per licence (5% discount) (1.17p per day) |
| 750-1000 | £4.00 per licence (1.09p per day) | £11.40 per licence (5% discount) (1.04p per day) |
Google Play Store
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Apple Play Store
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