I do believe children from year 1 & up should be subject to these cyber safety talks. It was needed back when I was in primary school, I remember using the computer and talking to people on the old MSN. I could have easily been targeted by creeps. I don’t want that for my children

I can’t believe that children that young would be using technology unsupervised. If there is proper supervision, is this really an issue?

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If children weren’t allowed on Computers and similar technology so young it wouldn’t be an issue for pre-school children. Obviously the parents aren’t taking any notice of the numerous warnings from opthalmologists about the blue lights that reflect off the screens of them and TVs etc. That’s also why it is risky to let children sit too close to a TV…………Children don’t start school until the are 5 y.o. Not all go to Kindy or Pre-school so they may not be taught soon enough. Are they going to understand the lessons about this subject at that young age?

My daughter is in Grade 1 and is learning about cyber safety, I think that is early enough. They are learning about with a song so I think it is being done correctly.

In my opinion, with the amount of technology kids use from such a young age, 4 is not too young to be learning cyber safety.

Cyber safety sure is I.portant, but my 4yr old doesn’t have a clue about that

Four years old? That looks quite early to me. I would start maybe in Year 1.