Daily Internet Safety tests for kids

Online privacy, cyberbullying, screen time, and staying safe online. Age-appropriate daily practice for ages 7–13.

Jump to key stage: Lower KS2 7–9 yrs Upper KS2 9–11 yrs KS3 11–13 yrs

Sample questions

Here's a taste of what your child will practice. New questions every day on Dailulu.

Multi-Select

During a video call, someone shares their location and home address with you. What should be your response?

Share your address tooTell them to stop sharing personal informationIgnore it completelyRecord the call for safety

You should encourage them not to share such information, as it can lead to dangerous situations.

Multiple Choice

While gaming online, someone you don't know asks to be your friend and share personal information. How should you respond?

Accept their friend request and share infoIgnore the request and keep your information privateReport them immediatelyAsk them why they want to be friends

It's important to protect your privacy. Accepting friendships from strangers can lead to unsafe situations.

True or False

You accidentally click on a link in an email that looks like it's from your bank, asking you to enter your username and password to 'verify your account.' You should enter your details. True or false?

True False

This is a phishing scam. Banks never ask for passwords through email. If you're unsure, close the email and contact your bank directly using a number from their official website.

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Questions are tailored to each key stage — the same topic, the right difficulty.

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