Wellbeing
Josy Reeder
Inform and Empower Term 2 Learning
Foundation
Each live stream is 20 minutes in duration. Learning this term will focus on active vs passive screen time. We will explore the difference between creating and consuming whilst considering how this can help us make clever screen time choices.
Years 1/2
Each live stream is 30 minutes in duration. Learning this term will focus on the importance of balancing screen time with green time, the value of healthy sleep habits, and why it can be hard to put our devices down.
Years 3/4
Each live stream is 40 minutes in duration. Learning this term will focus on screen time, how it makes us feel and its effects on sleep. We will also investigate the importance of balancing screen time with green time..
Years 5/6
Each live stream is 50 minutes in duration. Learning this term will focus on building a healthy relationship with devices. We will also explore the benefits of green time, the importance of sleep and the impacts of excessive screen time.
Using your neurodivergent mind to thrive online
(eSafetyCommissioner)
For neurodivergent young people, the online world can be a great place to learn, create and connect with others – but it can also bring challenges. Use these tips to help you shape your online experience in ways that feel safe, supportive and empowering.
In short:
- There’s no one ‘right’ way of thinking or being and everyone deserves to have positive online experiences.
- Being neurodivergent brings both strengths and challenges that can affect you in good and bad ways online.
- Understanding how your unique traits can play out in online spaces can help you take steps to improve your safety and confidence.
- This includes learning how to spot ‘red flags’, building good digital habits, using safety tools and having a plan if things get tricky.
- If things do go wrong, it's not your fault and you don’t have to handle it on your own. Reach out to someone you trust, or visit eSafety’sI need helppage for support.
Please click this link to read more about:
- What is neurodiversity?
- What does neurodivergent mean?
- How your neurodivergent traits can shape your online experience
- Ways you can be safer and more confident online
- What you can do if things go wrong
- How to build inclusive online communities
- Frequently asked questions
- Real stories
- Other helpful resources
Reset for Term 2
(eSafetyCommissioner)
A new school term is a great opportunity to reset family tech habits — starting with how your family shares personal information, photos and videos online.
Children don’t always understand how small details shared online — like their school, location, or images — can travel further than intended or be used in ways they didn’t expect. Helping them build strong privacy habits early supports their safety now and into the future. By involving children in everyday privacy decisions, families can model consent and help children feel confident, respected and in control of their online identity — while building trust around technology use.
We have practical, age-appropriate advice to help your family protect their privacy online.
Josy Reeder
Learning Diversity and Student Wellbeing Leader