A stranger is someone you don’t know. Most strangers are nice, but some are nasty and want to hurt children.
- Never…… go with a stranger
- Never…… take things from a stranger
- Never…… get in a car with a stranger
- Never…… go off on your own.
- Always play with other children not alone.
It’s safer and more fun to be with friends – but make sure you tell your parents or carer where you are.
If someone scares you, or tries to touch you in ways that make you feel uncomfortable….
- tell them ‘No’ or ‘Stop’
- get home as quick as you can. If you can’t get home, go somewhere you know will be safe, like your school or a police station
- tell your parent or carer or someone you can trust right away
Remember: you can’t tell a good guy from a bad guy just by looking at them. If a stranger frightens you go home and tell your parents or carer right away.
If you can’t go home, tell someone you can trust, like:
- a police officer in uniform
- your teacher
- a grown up you know well






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