All About Wellness

ySafe - Your Family, Your School and Online Safety

Student Wellbeing 

What is ySafe and why do you need to know about it?

ySafe are a team of certified experts who specialise in cyber safety. They are known for their experienced team of child psychologists, former police officers and teachers who specialise in digital safety. ySafe’s award-winning team of cyber safety experts have provided online safety education to more than 1 million students across Australia.

Moama Grammar were lucky enough to have a ySafe State Educator come to the school at the end of Term 3 to talk to students, parents and staff about online behaviours of young people and the challenges of the online world.

Moama Anglican Grammar Online Safety Hub

Children today are growing up in an increasingly online world and it's essential that we are doing all that we can to support and guide their digital journey. An Online Safety Hub has been designed to help schools support students and their parent community navigate the complexities of the online world.

The Online Safety Hub can support our school community by providing practical insights and advice directly from internationally renowned Online Safety & Digital Wellness Experts.

Here's is the link to Moama Anglican Grammar’s Online Safety Hub:

moamagrammar.onlinesafetyhub.com.au

What does the Online Safety Hub Offer?

• Get advice on the latest apps & games.
• Learn more about online safety topics, including:
  • A parent’s guide to online bullying.
  • A parent’s guide to screen time.
  • A parent’s guide to sexting and nudes.
  • A parent’s guide to gaming.
  • A parent’s guide to pornography.
  • A parent’s guide to online perpetrators.
  • A parent’s guide to online contacts and relationships.
• Get help with social media incidents.

Here’s a snapshot of Moama Grammar’s Online Safety Hub:

Hot Topics:

Make sure you head to the Hot Topics page to find useful information on several topics from ‘Which is safer: Roblox or Minecraft?’ to ‘Body Image and Online Validation’.

Emily Flanigan - Social Worker

Liz Smith - Student Counsellor