This free workbook is the brand‑new, fully updated version of our KS3 Phones & Social Media Behaviour Resource. Designed specifically for Internal Exclusion, pastoral interventions, and PSHE lessons, it helps pupils reflect on inappropriate online behaviour, understand consequences, and build safer, more respectful digital habits.

Transform your Internal Exclusion provision with this complete KS3 Social Media & Mobile Phone Behaviour Workbook — a ready‑to‑use, high‑impact resource that turns poor online choices into meaningful learning and genuine behaviour change.

Perfect for pupils who have misused social media or mobile phones, this workbook provides a structured, restorative intervention that guides learners through the risks, consequences and responsibilities of digital behaviour. Every page is designed for independent completion, making it ideal for Internal Exclusion, Reflection Rooms, Pastoral Support, or targeted behaviour interventions.

What This Workbook Does
Understand the dangers of inappropriate social media use
Recognise how online behaviour affects reputation, wellbeing and relationships
Reflect on their actions and take responsibility
Learn practical strategies to stay safe online
Build digital respect, empathy and self‑control
Return to lessons with improved awareness and readiness to change

What’s Inside
Seven fully‑structured lessons covering:
Social media dangers
Cyberbullying and mobile phone misuse
Online pressure, trends and addiction
Mental health impacts
Online safety and privacy
Digital responsibility and respect
Why governments are considering under‑16 social media bans

Each lesson includes:
Accessible KS3 reading passages
Scaffolded comprehension questions
Reflection tasks to build self‑awareness
Behaviour‑change activities
Self‑coaching lines to support emotional regulation
Clear, consistent layout for independent completion

Pedagogy & Strategy
Restorative practice — helping pupils understand harm and rebuild trust
Metacognitive reflection — encouraging pupils to think about their thinking
Explicit safeguarding education — teaching online safety through real‑world scenarios
Behaviour modelling — showing pupils what responsible digital choices look like
Independent learning — reducing staff workload while increasing pupil accountability
The structure ensures pupils move from knowledge → reflection → responsibility → behaviour change, making it a powerful intervention for schools seeking consistent, meaningful consequences for online misuse.

Ideal for:
Internal Exclusion / Isolation
Pastoral teams
Behaviour leads
Online safety lessons
School suspension

Why Schools Love It
✔ Easy to print and use immediately
✔ Fully editable
✔ Clear, age‑appropriate language
✔ Supports safeguarding and digital citizenship
✔ Helps pupils return to lessons with improved behaviour and awareness

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