Cyberbullying

What is cyberbullying?

Cyberbullying is a form of bullying
in which happens online

Ways to deal with
cyberbullying

How to be safe online

What to do if you
witness cyberbullying

Who you should talk to

Organisations for support

Effects of cyberbullying

Examples of cyberbullying

Cyberbullying can include:
sending mean messages or threats online,
posting hurtful messages online,
spreading rumours online or through text,
hacking someones account and posting damaging messages and much more

If you are being cyberbullied you should:
keep a record of what is happening so you have proof,
tell someone that you trust,
report or block whoever is cyberbullying you.

Cyberbullying can lead to: humiliation, isolation,
depression, anxiety, low self-esteem,
academic issues, self harm,

Keep your passwords safe and never share them

Only talk to people that you know

Keep personal information private

Take care with what you share

Be nice to people online

Stop, block and tell- tell somebody what is going on because the victim might feel like they can't speak up for themselves

Support the person being cyberbullied so that they know they have help and give advice to them on how to stop the situation

Don't ignore- ask the victim what is going on and stand up for them

You should always talk to someone that you trust

This could be a parent, guardian, sibling, friend teacher