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At homeParents & carers
Use the story to talk about suspicious messages, passwords, online trust and when to ask for help.
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Families & Educators
For parents, teachers, schools & libraries.
Rangers of the DigiRealm uses story and adventure to open useful conversations about digital safety, online trust and the choices children make when something does not feel right.
One series, different settings
Use the adventure in the way that suits you.
The same story can open useful cyber safety conversations at home, in the classroom or in a library.
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In classTeachers & schools
Build discussion around judgement, verification and digital identity while keeping the story at the centre.
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Reading spacesLibraries & librarians
Use the series to connect adventure fiction with digital citizenship and curiosity about technology.
Browse free resources →Book 1 learning focus
The useful ideas inside the mystery.
The concepts are easy to follow, and the story gives children a reason to care about them.
Phishing
A convincing message can still lead somewhere false.
Digital identity
If someone has valid credentials, a system may accept them as the real user.
Verification
Use a trusted route instead of relying on the link or instructions inside a suspicious message.
Passwords
Long, unique passwords or passphrases reduce the damage if one account is compromised.
Recovery
Trusted adult or IT support, session sign-out and password changes help regain control safely.
After reading
Start with questions, not a quiz.
Let children explain what they noticed and how they would respond. The goal is a useful conversation, not a test.
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What made the fake message look believable?
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What clues showed that Leo's account problem was more than a forgotten password?
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Why was opening the real service directly safer than using the message link?
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What should you do if a message makes you feel rushed or worried?
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Why does using a different password for each account matter?
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Who could you ask for help if you were unsure what to do next?
Using the series
Read. Discuss. Practise.
Let the learning grow from the story instead of interrupting it.
Read the mystery
Let the characters and clues do the work first. Children should experience the story before analysing it.
Talk about the decision
Ask what looked unusual, what the Rangers checked and what another safe choice might have been.
Try it yourself
Use Ranger Academy to practise the same kind of thinking in short interactive scenarios.
Enter Ranger Academy →Continue from here
Choose the next step.
Keep the momentum going with the resource that best fits what you are doing now.
Free resources
Posters, worksheets, bookmarks, character cards and practical classroom materials.
Open the Download Vault →Ranger Academy
Use short interactive scenarios to practise safe decisions and get immediate feedback.
Start training →Cyber Safety Hub
Go deeper with practical guides for the same topics that appear throughout the series.
Browse safety guides →Cyber safety through story
Ready to start the adventure?
Begin with The Missing Password Mystery and meet the Rangers from the very first signal.