Free Parent Webinar: Social Media, Boundaries and Cyberbullying - Guiding Teens Through the Digital World

With teens spending more time online, many parents worry about how to keep them safe while also nurturing their independence.

Join Wellio's own David Threadgold to learn tools to help you:

Set Clear Limits: creating guidelines for your family that balance independence with online safety.
Spot Online Pressures: how to identify and address signs of cyberbullying or social stress.
Support Digital Connections: strategies you can use to help teens develop safe, meaningful friendships in the digital space.

Thursday 6 November, 6:30pm AEDT

If you can't make this session live, don't stress: we'll send out the recording and any relevant supporting resources to all registrants the day after the session.

The Social Media Age Restriction Bill

The Social Media Age Restriction Bill, coming into effect on 10th December 2025, aims to protect young Australians from harm online by restricting users under the age of 16 from signing up to an account on a range of social media apps and platforms. ClickView has taken several actions to support educators to be on the front foot in navigating this important time for their colleagues, students and parents. We also want to ensure you can rely on ClickView as your safe source for safe, curriculum-aligned videos and resources.

The Social Media Delay - you will find our newly curated topic answers questions on why this law has come about, what the impact will be, and how students can continue to keep themselves safe online.
The Social Media Trap series - This new ClickView-produced series looks at our relationship with social media from multiple angles, featuring interviews with experts from the Center for Humane Technology, Brown University, and Stanford University, as well as insight from young social media users.
Navigating the Social Media Delay Crossroads webinar - our expert panel bring decades of experience in psychology, online safety, and education leadership. Together they share practical strategies to help schools respond confidently to the social media delay.
How to Request a Video to be Added to ClickView - if there are specific YouTube clips your teachers rely on, you can directly add the details using our in-platform Give Feedback button. We will vet the videos to check they align with our content standards before reaching out to the series provider, so your most used resources remain accessible and compliant as restrictions come into effect.

Support resources

65 Wattle | Girton has an onsite wellbeing centre located at 65 Wattle Street. This wellbeing centre is open to all students, and this week you may excuse yourself from class to attend the wellbeing centre any time you need to. The wellbeing centre is attended by our school nurse, psychologists, and Reverend Karen Reid.

In addition to general support, you can also elect to receive counselling from our School Psychologists. You can learn more about 65 Wattle and access the request for support form at this page on Astra.

Helplines | You may need additional support outside of school hours. If you require additional support, please seek that support from the resources listed below.

For immediate crisis:

Call Triple Zero (000) if you or someone you know is in immediate danger or if there is a risk of harm.
Go to the Emergency Department for a face-to-face assessment.

Mental health support (business hours):

Headspace: 78-80 Pall Mall, Bendigo; call 03 5406 1400.

After-hours mental health support:

Bendigo Health Regional Triage Service (MHRT): Call 1300 363 788 for 24/7 access to mental health professionals for assessment and advice.
Lifeline: Call 13 11 14 for 24/7 crisis support.
Beyond Blue: Visit their website for information and support, or call 1300 224 636.
Nurse-on-Call: Call 1300 606 024 for non-emergency after-hours advice from a registered nurse.

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