E-Safety Survey (2020/21)
Keeping You E-Safe are looking at e-safety among young people. All of the submissions are 100% anonymous and the data we collect will be used to look at improving resources and our out-reach program. Thanks for you time. This may take a bit of time but massively helps with research, so please do get comfy.
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The questions:
How old are you?
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Under 10
11-12
13-14
15-16
17-18
Over 18
What is your gender?
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Male
Female
Prefer not to say
Other:
Do you live in North Yorkshire?
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Yes, I live in North Yorkshire
No, but I go to a school in North Yorkshire
No, I don't live nor go to a school in North Yorkshire
Do you own any of these devices?
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Please tick all those that you own
Mobile phone/smartphone
Desktop/laptop computer
iPad, tablet or netbook
Games console
None of these
Other:
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Which of the following apps or social media accounts do you use?
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Please tick all those that you use
Instagram
Facebook
Snapchat
Tiktok
Houseparty
Pintrest
WhatsApp
Skype
YouTube
None, I don't use social media
Other:
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Do you agree or disagree with these statements?
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Strongly agree
Agree
Not sure
Disagree
Strongly disagree
My parents/guardians have talked to me about staying safe online
I've had lessons about e-safety at school
I know how to stay safe online
I can easily delete information that I have posted about myself online if I don't want people to see it
I know how to block messages on social media from someone I don’t want to hear from
The best way to deal with nasty messages is to delete them without showing anyone else
I give details about myself to a website or app to be able to get something that I want
I often wake in the night to check my mobile phone
My parents/carers don't really ask me about what I do online
I have seen things online that have really upset me
I have received bullying or nasty messages via social media, email or text
I have sent/posted photos or comments in the past that I now wish I hadn't sent/posted
Online bullying is just as harmful and upsetting as bullying in the real world
I feel under pressure to seem perfect on social media
I never give apps give permission to access my location, photos or contacts because of the risks involved
Strongly agree
Agree
Not sure
Disagree
Strongly disagree
My parents/guardians have talked to me about staying safe online
I've had lessons about e-safety at school
I know how to stay safe online
I can easily delete information that I have posted about myself online if I don't want people to see it
I know how to block messages on social media from someone I don’t want to hear from
The best way to deal with nasty messages is to delete them without showing anyone else
I give details about myself to a website or app to be able to get something that I want
I often wake in the night to check my mobile phone
My parents/carers don't really ask me about what I do online
I have seen things online that have really upset me
I have received bullying or nasty messages via social media, email or text
I have sent/posted photos or comments in the past that I now wish I hadn't sent/posted
Online bullying is just as harmful and upsetting as bullying in the real world
I feel under pressure to seem perfect on social media
I never give apps give permission to access my location, photos or contacts because of the risks involved
How long do you usually spend online each day, including watching videos, gaming, social media, online video calls and messaging? Please don't include the time you spend online in school/work.
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If your phone has the ability to look at screen time, why not use this to aid your answer?
Choose
Less than 1 hour
1-2 hours
3-4 hours
5-6 hours
Over 6 hours
If you have been taught how to stay safe online, do you actually follow this advice?
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Choose
Yes, always
Most of the time
Sometimes
Never
Which of these do you think are the biggest risks for most children and young people?
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Please tick all those that apply
Being bullied online or on their mobile phones
Being contacted by someone they don't know online who wants to get to know them
Being pressured to send photos or other information about themselves
Being sent something upsetting, like a scary video or picture
Seeing nasty, upsetting or rude comments about other people or groups of people
Feeling that they have to seem perfect, popular or attractive online
Spending too much time online
Security and someone else getting into their accounts
Nude/semi nude photos being shared
Being given false information/news about things going on in the world
Sharing their location with strangers
Sending unkind or rude messages without thinking and then regretting it afterwards
None of these
Other:
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In the last week, do you think the internet affected you in any of these ways?
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Not at all
Once in the week
More than once in the week
Every day
Helped you to relax
Stopped you from feeling bored
Stopped you from feeling lonely
Left you feeling nervous
Left you feeling depressed
Left you with upsetting thoughts or feelings
Caused arguments with parents
Caused arguments with friends
Left you feeling angry
Kept you awake at night
Not at all
Once in the week
More than once in the week
Every day
Helped you to relax
Stopped you from feeling bored
Stopped you from feeling lonely
Left you feeling nervous
Left you feeling depressed
Left you with upsetting thoughts or feelings
Caused arguments with parents
Caused arguments with friends
Left you feeling angry
Kept you awake at night
Which one of these, do you think, would do the most to improve e-safety for young people in North Yorkshire?
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Please tick all those that apply
Posters and messages about keeping safe online
Posters and messages about mobile phone safety
Talking more to children and young people about e-safety in school visits
More information, support and advice on e-safety for parents
Everyone who works with children and young people should know about e-safety
Training young people to help other young people about e-safety
Other:
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If something had worried or upset you online, which of these would you do?
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If something has worried or upset you online, tell a trusted adult. We also have some recommended support services listed on our advice page on our website:
yorkpijam.com/index.php/advice
Please tick all those that apply
Tell a parent/guardian
Tell a trusted adult like a teacher
Tell a close friend
If needed, contact the police
Visit CEOP and report it there
Report it to website or service provider
Get in touch with Childline for support
I wouldn't tell anyone
Other:
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