Stranger Safety
⭐ MasteredNever go anywhere with someone you don't know, even if they seem friendly. Stay with trusted adults, and if you feel unsafe, say no, get away and tell a trusted adult.
Plan a safe place and a trusted adult you can go to.
All about Stranger Safety
A stranger is someone you do not know well. Most strangers are kind, but it is important to be careful.
Know your full name, address and how to contact a parent or guardian. If you are lost, look for a safe adult such as a shop worker or a police officer.
Stay close to a trusted adult when you are in public places, and always let an adult know where you are going.
If you feel unsafe, shout for help, move to a busy place and tell a trusted adult or a police officer straight away.
🎮 Try it yourself!
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👀 What the animation shows
This animation shows a child walking near a busy street with a trusted adult. Watch how the child stays close to the adult and how a stranger is safely avoided.
Real-life uses of Stranger Safety
- Saying no to a stranger who offers a sweet or a ride
- Knowing which adults to ask for help
- Learning the phone number of a parent or guardian
Frequently asked questions about Stranger Safety
What should I do if I get lost in a shop?
Stay where you are and tell a staff member. They can help you find your family.
Is it okay to talk to strangers?
Be cautious. Stay with trusted adults, and never share personal information or go somewhere with someone you do not know.
Who are the safe adults I can ask for help?
Parents, guardians, teachers, school staff, police officers and shop workers in uniform are good options.