To know how to be a responsible media maker and information provider. To know how to use media and the internet for good citizenship.

To review and consolidate all learning from Domain 2.

To know how to find trustworthy health information and use media and information in ways that support wellbeing.

To review and consolidate all the learning from Domain 1. To reflect on how to decide what information to trust and why.

To understand how to create and share information responsibly, including with digital tools and AI. To develop an informed perspective on trust.

To understand why people share information and how opinions influence this.

To know how to apply critical judgement to health information.

To understand how algorithms work (including AI use).

To demonstrate critical judgement when engaging with media and information. To develop an informed perspective on trust.

To know how to check if information is reliable before sharing it, and understand why this matters.

To know how to use media and information in a way that promotes health and wellbeing.

To know how to use media and information to make a positive difference.

To demonstrate reflexive judgement about digital habits.

To understand how to use media and information for good health.

To know the importance of respecting the rights and perspectives of others in the digital world.

To apply critical thinking to recognise influence, bias, and different perspectives.

To know how to risk assess online spaces and make positive digital connections.

To know how to participate safely online and use media and information to support my wellbeing.

To share information responsibly and with empathy for others.

To understand what Artificial Intelligence (AI) is and how it is used. To explore how AI can create or change information — and how to spot it.

To understand the origin and motivations behind media and information.