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Qihua Primary School

Cyberwellness

Learn how to stay safe and responsible online. Explore tips on netiquette, managing screen time, and handling cyberbullying

Last updated 17 August 2026
Chinese boy showing a sign of cyberwellness tips to an Indian girl

How do I be a responsible Internet user?

MOE uses the CW framework to develop the child’s instinct to protect and empower him to take responsibility for his own well-being in cyberspace. The three principles, ‘Respect for Self and Others’, ‘Safe and Responsible Use’ and ‘Positive Peer Influence’ when adhered to will anchor a child’s well-being in cyberspace as he will then be able to make careful and well-considered decisions.

Balanced Use of ICT

Manage your time spent on online activities.

Six-panel grid with health tips addressing losing sleep, feeling bored, feeling tired, losing focus, losing track of time, and feeling disconnected.

Tips on Netiquette

Four-panel infographic on online safety covering thinking before posting, staying calm, being kind, and respecting privacy.

Common forms of Cyberbullying

Seven red circular icons illustrate types of cyberbullying: flaming, harassment, cyberstalking, denigration, impersonation, trickery, and exclusion.

Managing Cyberbullying

Seven cyberbullying response steps listed with red icons: do not reply, save evidence, block sender, update privacy, remove content, tell an adult, report.