Cyber Safety

Cyber Safe Parents – Online Safety Webinar for Parents/Guardians

On Monday August 3, the Cyber Safety Project presented its third online safety webinar for parents and guardians.

The session, Balancing Life and Tech, was designed to assist families to navigate the challenges of digital devices, focusing on easy, stress-free strategies to manage screen time at home.

If you missed the session, here are some valuable resources that can assist in implementing the advice given by the Cyber Safety Project.

Time to Power Up!

Stepping away is easy when you know what to do instead. Get the family together and think about the activities that actually recharge you!

Family Digital Use Agreement

Work together as a family to establish your digital use guidelines and create an agreement for how, when, where and why technology is used by everyone in your home.

Help Your Family Make the Best Choices

Discover Common Sense Media Ratings and Reviews for independent recommendations and advice that will help you make the best choices for your family. 

Sign up for the next session

Cyberbullying & Resilience

October 27, 7.30PM AEST

Practical advice for parents and carers to: 

✔ Bounce back: Help young people recover from online setbacks.

✔ Teachable moments: Turn tech challenges into learning opportunities.

✔ Build resilience: Simple strategies to support your child's digital wellbeing.

Can’t attend live? Register to receive the recording and resources to watch at a time that suits you.

👉 Register here: https://cybersafetyproject.com/parents-2026

Cyber Safety Families Hub

A friendly reminder about some excellent resources available to families:

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.

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/