eSafetyeducation

Learn how to create safer online environments, and how to prevent cyberbullying in schools.

Access free professional learning for educators working with children and young people.

Use our classroom resources to teach students about how to deal with cyberbullying.

Learn how to respond to cyberbullying and help students to report abuse.

Download our kits and posters about cyberbullying and share with your school community.

Share our cyberbullying advice tailored for children and young people with your students.

Find resources and advice to help parents and carers with online safety issues.

Find out how to identify online bullying and where it can happen, how to report and lodge a complaint and where to find the right support and key resources.

Use these everyday scenarios to start skill-building conversations with students and other teachers about how to deal with cyberbullying and build respectful relationships.

Read about how to manage and prevent online grooming, identify which app features to avoid, and explore how to teach students specific skills to avoid online predators.

Discover ways of managing and supporting students experiencing unwanted contact by working through these common scenarios with students, or teachers for professional learning.

Learn how to avoid app features that increase exposure to explicit content, what steps to take when making a complaint and how to access curriculum links.

Start the chat by discussing these scenarios with students or teachers to support professional learning, based on real-life examples and advice.

Find out what to do when faced with an inappropriate online incident including how to respond, remove harmful content and seek support.

Learn how educators and schools can respond and provide support when fight videos are recorded and shared in school settings.

Professional learning for early childhood educators teaching online safety skills to under 5s.

Short learning modules for primary school educators teaching online safety to Foundation to Year 3 students.

eSafety’s education and training team provides free presentations to pre-service teachers in their final year of tertiary study.

Free webinars to upskill university support staff about the latest online safety risks to young adults and strategies to deal with them.

Professional development for teachers provided by eSafety’s expert education and training team.

Presentations about online safety for youth workers, social workers, counsellors and psychologists working in youth-focused organisations.

eSafety can provide free tailored presentations and workshops for groups wishing to build online safety knowledge and skills.