Cyber Safety Workshop
Empowering teachers, parents, youth, and caregivers to build a protective shield around every child.
Why This Session is Crucial
With increasing access to mobile phones and the internet, children face new-age risks like cyberbullying, grooming, stalking, and exposure to inappropriate content.
Many are unaware of how their digital actions leave permanent traces or how to identify and report cybercrimes. This session builds awareness and equips students to use the internet responsibly, identify risks early, and stay protected online.
"This session helps students understand that their digital actions have real-world consequences and empowers them to build a safer online presence."
What Your Students Will Learn
Our objectives are clear: to equip every student with the knowledge and confidence to be a responsible digital citizen.
Understand Cyber Safety
Understand the importance of responsible digital behavior and cyber safety.
Identify Cybercrimes
Learn about common cybercrimes like cyberbullying, grooming, stalking, and CSAM.
Preventive Measures
Know preventive measures and how to protect their digital identity.
Reporting & Legal Rights
Learn about reporting systems (1930, 1098) and their legal rights under cyber laws.
Key Safety Rules
Understand rules like STP (Stop, Think, Post), Digital Footprints, and HTTPS.
Safe Practices
Learn safe password habits and the importance of 2-factor authentication.
Our Methodology
We use a reflective, engaging, and action-oriented approach to build lasting awareness and skills.
Storytelling & Case Discussions
Visual Aids & Relatable Analogies
Interactive Demonstrations
Group Reflection Activities
Safe Space for Open Conversation
Storytelling & Case Discussions
Visual Aids & Relatable Analogies
Interactive Demonstrations
Group Reflection Activities
Safe Space for Open Conversation
Session Format
- Introduction and interaction with students
- Overview of Child Sexual Abuse (Online Overlaps)
- Explanation of Cyber Safety & Cyber Crimes
- Key Topics: Cyber Bullying, Grooming, Stalking, & CSAM
- Practical Learning: STP Rule, Digital Footprints, HTTPS
- Safe Practices: Passwords & 2-Factor Authentication
- Demonstration: “Have I Been Pwned” activity
- Reporting mechanisms (1930, 1098, 112, cybercrime.gov.in)
- Recap and group reflection
Logistics & Duration
- Duration: 3.5 - 4 hours (divided across 2 days)
- Batch Size: 35-40 students for effective participation
- Assessment: Baseline (Pre-session) and Follow-up (3-mo)
- Toolkit: Digital Safety Toolkit (handout, stickers, reflection cards)
Expected Outcomes
- Students gain digital literacy and online responsibility.
- Reduced risky online behavior and improved reporting confidence.
- Enhanced ability to identify cyber threats and respond safely.
- Long-term behavioral change — “Think Before You Click” becomes a habit.
Our Tools & Stories in Action
Visuals, Toolkits & Stories
Sessions include real-life case stories of students who faced online risks and overcame them with the right support. These stories help create a relatable, open environment where students can reflect, share, and build digital empathy.
Below are examples of the resources we use to demonstrate key concepts.