Katie is 7 years old. She has a friend in Australia. Her friend is called Annie. Annie is also 7 years old.Katie wants to chat to Annie online. What should Katie do first?

Ask her Mum, Dad or carer before she goes online.

Keep your password a secret. What does this mean?

Do not tell anyone your password.

Ella likes sending messages to her friends. Ella has a new friend. She wants to send her a message. What should Ella do?

Ella should ask her Mum, Dad or carer first.

Ella should hurry up sending a message.

Ella should not tell anyone about her new friend.

Ella should stop sending messages altogether.

Luke’s teacher asks, “If in doubt, what should you do?” What is the correct answer?

Tell a grown-up you trust straight away.

Never use computers or the internet.

Harry is using a computer game. He has to make up a username. What should he do?

Only tell someone he knows and trusts.

Give the username to everybody.

Luke wants to use the internet to help him do his homework. What should he do?

Ask a grown-up he trusts to help him use the internet.

Tom likes playing computer games. Tom plays some computer games online. What should Tom do?

Stop playing computer games altogether.

Only play games online with people he knows and trusts.

Olivia is at school. Her teacher is talking to the class about staying safe. The teacher says, “Do not tell anyone who you don’t know your personal information.”What does the teacher mean by personal information?

Your name, address, date of birth, phone number, and your school.

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KS1 Computing Staying Safe On Computers And The Internet Qu…

Most children start to use technology at a very young age. Does your child know how to stay safe on computers and the internet? This enjoyable and interactive…

Written by Dr. Emma ClarkeReviewed by Dr. Emma ClarkeUpdated 17 Mar 2026

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Topic: Staying Safe On Computers And The Internet

Questions: 10

Duration: 10 min

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Most children start to use technology at a very young age. Does your child know how to stay safe on computers and the internet? This enjoyable and interactive KS1 Computing quiz gives help and advice for year 1 and year 2 students. It asks questions about passwords and gives valuable safety tips.

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