Safer Internet Day is celebrating its tenth year of promoting safer and more responsible use of online technology and mobile phones, especially among children and young people.The #SID2013 message for this year is 'Connect with Respect', which aims to encourage children, young people, parents, teachers and the internet industry to really think about their online rights and responsibilities and how they can help make the internet safe for everyone.
Take the #SID2013 quiz to find out how you 'connect with respect' and then watch short video below.
In honour of the tenth anniversary children and young people across the UK have worked in partnership with the UK Safe Internet Centre to develop a charter of "ten online rights and responsibilities". The charter is a result of a survey completed by over 20,000 children and young people.
Children and young people ranging in age from 7 - 11 (Primary School Charter) and 11- 19 years old (Secondary School Charter) voted on what they thought were the most important rights and responsibilities they had when online.
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Top ten online rights and responsibilities voted for by primary school age children (7-11 year olds)
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I should feel safe
I should not be bullied
I should be able to tell someone if...
Top ten online rights and responsibilities voted for by secondary school age children (11-19 year olds)
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I should feel safe
I should be able to manage who can see the content I post online
I should be educated about staying safe online
For more information on the Top Ten Rights and Responsibilities charters and the full report on the 'Have Your Say' survey please visit the #SID2013 website.
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