E-Safety and Digital Health
Katie McClue - Assistant Principal
Digital Safety and Wellbeing: Term 4
This Term our students will be engaging in the following subjects, through our partnership with Inform and Empower:
- Person information sharing
- Online scams
- Critical thinking and questioning online content
The E-Safety Commission is a good place to start when seeking information about how to support your child in relation to online safety and critical thinking: https://www.esafety.gov.au/parents/issues-and-advice/privacy-child. They provide resources according to age, or whether you are a parent, or child, seeking information.
Previous Topics
As we are heading into the school holidays, we will not commence a new topic. If you haven't yet engaged with the E-Safety information and resources shared already, we encourage you to take a look at the topics covered in previous newsletters. Additionally, there are some respected sources of information listed below, should you have an enquiry that we haven't already covered.
Term 2: Week 8 - Green Time v. Screen Time
Term 3: Week 1 & 3 - Cyberbullying
Term 3: Week 5 - Social Media Usage & Responsible Digital Citizenship
Term 3: Week 7 - Social Media Usage & Responsible Digital Citizenship
Supportive Resources
E-Safety Commission: Website
Webinars/Videos Help Guides Information Packs | The Cyber Safety Project: Website
Webinars/Videos Help Guides Information Packs |
This organisation provides our in-house Cyber-Safety education for our students, and also hosted our parent information session in Term 1. They have specific resources for parents
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Beacon: App
This resource is an APP, designed by the Telethon Kids Institute and endorsed by the E-Safety Commission.
Articles, Videos, App and Gaming guides. You can tailor the content to suit your personal family needs. Highly recommended if you like to access your information via an App, rather than a website.
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Raising Children: Website
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Cyber Safety Project PODCAST - DigiKnow
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