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SchoolTrendz Kids · Safety Stars
Five short animated lessons with Riya and Arjun teach young children what to do when a stranger offers food, someone unknown comes to the school gate, a secret feels wrong, or someone asks for an OTP. A quiz and a certificate follow every lesson.
Stay safe, stay smart!
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5
short animated lessons
~8 min
to watch all five
2
languages: English and Hinglish
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Why it matters
Young children meet these moments in everyday life, often when no grown-up is standing next to them. Safety Stars gives them simple words to remember and one clear thing to do, without frightening them. The first lesson gives every child a Safety Hand of trusted grown-ups to tell.
Children learn No, Go, Tell: say “No, thank you”, go to a safe place, and tell a trusted grown-up.
Children learn never to go with anyone without checking, to go to the teacher or school guard, and to use a family code word.
Children learn the difference between a happy surprise and a secret that worries them, and that telling is always right.
Children learn that an OTP is like a house key, never to share it, and to ask a grown-up before clicking prize links.
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The lessons
Watch a short video with Riya and Arjun, then answer 5 easy questions. Finish the quiz to get your Safety Star certificate!
Done!
Lesson 1
Children make a Safety Hand of five trusted grown-ups, learn to keep telling until someone helps, and learn Childline 1098.
You will learn
Remember the rule
Tell a trusted grown-up!
Done!
Lesson 2
Children learn that a surprise is happy and short, but a secret that worries them, or says “don’t tell your parents”, must always be told.
You will learn
Remember the rule
Share secrets that worry you!
Done!
Lesson 3
Children learn three easy words for when a stranger offers food or a drink: say No, Go to a safe place, and Tell a trusted grown-up.
You will learn
Remember the rule
No, Go, Tell!
Done!
Lesson 4
Children learn never to go with anyone at the school gate without checking, to go to their teacher or the school guard, and to make a family code word.
You will learn
Remember the rule
Never go without checking!
Done!
Lesson 5
Children learn that an OTP is like a house key: never share it on a call or a message, give the phone to Mummy or Papa, and ask before clicking prize links.
You will learn
Remember the rule
Never share an OTP!
Finish all 5 quizzes to unlock a special Champion certificate.
0 of 5 lessons done
Finish every quiz to unlock it
For principals and teachers
No setup and no login. Open this page on a smartboard, a laptop with a projector or a phone, and take one lesson at a time, in assembly or in a class period.
Show one lesson in assembly or a class period. Every video is under two minutes long.
Use the teacher notes below: three questions to ask and one short activity for each lesson.
Do the 5-question quiz on the smartboard with the whole class, or let children do it at home with their parents.
Print the certificates and call your Safety Stars up in assembly. Children who finish all five lessons earn a Champion certificate.
Send this page’s link to parents, so children can watch again at home in English or Hinglish.
Teacher notes
Every question and activity comes straight from what the video teaches, so children hear the same simple words again.
Ask the class
Quick activity
Safety Hand: each child traces their hand on paper and writes or draws one trusted grown-up on each finger, like Mummy, Papa, Dadi, the class teacher, Mama or Chachi. Then say the Childline number together: 1, 0, 9, 8.
Ask the class
Quick activity
Surprise or tell? Read out three examples from the video: a cake hidden for Mummy’s birthday party, a gift hidden for the teacher’s birthday, and “This is our secret, don’t tell your parents.” Children clap for a surprise and raise a hand for “tell a grown-up”.
Ask the class
Quick activity
Say it and do it: the class says “No!” with a hand held up, takes two steps for “Go!”, and points to the teacher for “Tell!”. Then the teacher holds up a pretend chocolate and the whole class answers together: No, Go, Tell!
Ask the class
Quick activity
Gate practice: one child plays the visitor at the classroom door and says, “Your Papa sent me!” Another child plays Arjun, says “No”, and walks to the teacher: “Ma’am, someone says Papa sent him.” The teacher pretends to phone Papa to check. Swap roles and repeat.
Ask the class
Quick activity
Key game: hold up a paper key with a four-digit number on it, like 4827. Ask, “Who can we tell this number to?” The class answers together: “Nobody! Give the phone to Mummy or Papa.”
For parents
A few minutes at home help the rules stick. Watch the videos together, then try these:
Choose a code word together. Anyone you send to pick up your child must know it.
If your child uses your phone, remind them: never tell an OTP to anyone, cut the call and bring the phone to you. Ask before clicking any prize link.
Trace your child’s hand and write one trusted grown-up on each finger. If one is busy, your child tells the next.
Help your child remember 1, 0, 9, 8. Childline is free help, any time.
Safe by design
Every video is marked “made for kids” on YouTube, on the separate SchoolTrendz Kids channel.
No login and no sign-up. We never ask for any details about your child, and quiz progress is saved only in this browser. We keep only anonymous totals, such as how many quizzes were finished.
The name typed for a certificate is used only to make the certificate on this device. It is never sent to us. We count, without any name, only that a certificate was made.
The videos use simple, calm words, so young children learn what to do without being frightened.
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