“A pretend picture is enough. Your private details can stay private.”
Set up
Connect owned choices with privacy without collecting identifying information. Use C14 and the dated eSafety fact card: generic NAME, ADDRESS, SCHOOL PHOTO and INVENTED STAR categories. Child data are never requested. 10–20 minutes.
Use scrap paper and three broad cards, or a familiar locally approved device. A short chosen part is enough. A wanted helper reads or constructs exactly as directed; name who chooses and who operates.
Run the session
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Explain an invented show needs no real name, address, password or photo.
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Read generic categories and choose which need trusted adult care, not a real example.
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Replace a fictional model's identifying category with an invented symbol/category if wanted.
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Read the resulting meaning and check that no real information was entered.
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After an actual own contribution exists, invite private recognition or pass.
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Explain showing someone in the room is different from an online submission; no show is uploaded.
Choose a route
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119a: Choose generic privacy categories using a complete words/picture source.
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119b: Replace a generic pretend personal-data slot on a paper model with a keyed fictional category; no real details are written.
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119c: Review the child-directed local digital show with a wanted adult, remove any accidental identifiers before keeping or copying elsewhere, or leave it offline and private. These teach privacy distinctions; actual personal-data/ownership recognition must be genuinely elicited, not inferred from category sorting alone.
Notice and next help
Never write a child's actual private detail as proof. If ownership is only copied-source recognition, offer an own choice later and ask about that with pass available. Distress or sensitive disclosure is handled through ordinary trusted-adult procedures outside this source.
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