The UK's Information Commissioner's Office (the UK’s independent regulator for Data Protection and Freedom of Information) has produced "a [free] suite of school resources for teachers to use when discussing privacy issues and the value of personal data [with children]. The lesson plans cover what counts as personal data, why it’s valuable and how to keep it safe when using social media."
"The Children’s code is a set of rules designed to make the internet a safer place for children to learn explore and play. It requires organisations to put the best interests of the child first when they are designing and developing apps, games, connected toys and websites that are likely to be accessed by young people."
There are worksheets and lesson resources for primary and for secondary schools, separately for England, Wales (in Welsh and English), Northern Ireland and Scotland.
Go to https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/uk-gdpr-guidance-and-resources/childrens-information/school-resources/
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