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eSafety School Based Workshops
Help students navigate online challenges with confidence
As Bullying No Way Week (17 to 21 August) and National Child Protection Week (6 to 12 September) are fast approaching, now is the perfect time to help students strengthen their digital literacy and online safety skills.
Explore our range of free Virtual Classrooms, designed for middle and upper primary students:
👥 Recognise stereotypes and peer pressure (Year 5 and 6) - NEW: Students will learn how to recognise stereotypes and peer pressure interactions, and where to seek help and support. This new 20-minute webinar is available live and on-demand.
🛡️ Power up your protection online (Year 3 and 4): Students will discover how to protect themselves online with practical tools such as creating strong passphrases and managing their privacy settings.
🎮 Safer gaming with the Mighty Heroes (Year 3 and 4): Students will learn about respect, responsibility, trusting their feelings and seeking help in the online environment. This session is a great introduction to the themes explored in the Robo Raven and the Ancient Relics game, helping students build the knowledge and confidence they need before playing.
🙌 Being online should be fun for everyone! (Year 3 and 4): Students will explore online friendships and cyberbullying – learning how to build more positive peer relationships online.