Cyber Safety

Cyber Safety Families Hub

The school holidays are a great opportunity to spend some time as a family and explore some strategies to engage in online safety and digital wellbeing.

The Cyber Safety Project has an amazing collection of useful and practical resources to assist families in staying safe online.

Check out the Families Hub page for all the resources, including Parent Only Webinars and Family Workshops designed to support and manage online safety in the home.

CYBER SAFETY PROJECT

Cyber Safe Parents Webinar

On Tuesday 10th March, the Cyber Safety Project conducted their first free Cyber Safe Parents Webinar for the year, focusing on keep families safe online.

If you registered for the event and weren't able to watch the webinar live, you will have received an email with the recording and some useful information from the Cyber Safety Project to use with your family to help you to create some safe practices at home.

If you missed it, here are some useful resources from the information session to help get you started.

Register now for the next free webinar. Remember that you can receive all links to recordings and resources even if you can't make it to the live session.

AI & Critical Thinking - Parent & Guardian Session

May 20, 7.30PM AEST

✔  Spot the fakes: Learn how to question online content and misinformation.

  ✔  Build critical skills: Help your kids think smart online.

  ✔  Understand the why: See how AI is shaping everyday family life.

https://cybersafetyproject.com/parents-2026

RESOURCES

It is integral to establish clear protocols and procedures when working in online spaces, including reviewing and considering the safety and appropriateness of online tools and communities. Please use the resources below to assist your family with online safety:

Cyber Safety Project 

https://www.cybersafetyproject.com.au/

Office of the Children’s eSafety Commissioner https://www.esafety.gov.au/