Internet Safety Poster

An internet safety poster pupils will actually read

An internet safety poster turns online safety lessons into reminders pupils see every day. Children now go online at home, at school and on their own phones, and schools in England teach internet safety through computing and RSHE. A bold poster beside the screen helps those lessons stick long after the lesson ends.

This range uses humour, games and real-life scenarios rather than long lists of rules, so the messages land with older primary pupils and teenagers alike. Each design is printed in the UK on thick 260gsm paper, so it stays clear and readable in busy computer rooms.

Four internet safety poster designs

Choose a design from the Design menu above and the main image switches to show it.

Design 1 – “Level Up Your Internet Safety”

A retro pixel-art poster that speaks the language of gamers, with three power-ups: strong passwords, private profiles and report it. Great for KS2 classrooms, ICT suites and computer clubs.

Design 2 – “Not Everyone Online Is Who They Say They Are”

A friendly avatar on a laptop screen with a very different shadow behind it, and the reminder never to meet up with someone you only know online. A powerful message for secondary pupils.

Design 3 – “Spot the Scam”

A magnifying glass over a “You have won a prize!” pop-up, with three quick checks: too good to be true, check the sender and don’t click unknown links. Useful for secondary schools, colleges and staff rooms.

Design 4 – “Treat Your Password Like a Toothbrush”

A cheerful cartoon toothbrush that makes password safety memorable: don’t share it, keep it to yourself. Ideal for upper primary and lower secondary classrooms.

Prefer your own artwork? Choose Upload Your Design and follow our artwork guide to print your school’s own internet safety message at any size.

How to use internet safety posters in school

Use a design as the starter for a computing or PSHE lesson. Ask pupils to explain the message in their own words, then share real examples, such as a scam text a parent received or a game that asks for personal details. Put the poster up beside the devices pupils use so staff can point back to it whenever an issue comes up.

Refresh your display every February for Safer Internet Day, and share the designs with parents so the same advice is repeated at home. For younger pupils, add our e-safety poster with four simple classroom rules, and pair it with our online safety poster and cyberbullying poster for a complete online safety display. Our social media safety poster covers privacy settings and kindness in the comments. For the staff room and school office, add our cyber security poster.

Sizes and prices

Every design is printed on 260gsm paper in a matte or satin finish (satin is our most popular). Prices are the same for every design:

• A4 – £9.99: beside computers, laptops and tablet trolleys
• A3 – £14.99: classrooms, ICT suites and libraries
• A2 – £19.99: corridors and computer room walls
• A1 – £29.99: entrances, sixth form centres and halls
• A0 – £39.99: assembly halls and large display walls

Need them quickly? Next Day delivery is £9.99 when you Order Before 12PM. See next day poster printing and our delivery information for details.

Where to display internet safety posters

• ICT suites and computer rooms
• Libraries, homework clubs and study areas
• Sixth form common rooms and college corridors
• Beside charging points and tablet trolleys
• Staff rooms, as a reminder about scam emails

More online safety posters

Browse all our online safety posters, or add a stop bullying poster to complete a whole-school display. Ordering for several schools or a trust? Contact us for bulk prices.