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Internet-connected devices in your home provide various benefits. However, it's important to be aware of the associated risks and know how to safeguard yourself and your family.
Parent eSafety Resources
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. The Online Safety Hub supports the school community by providing practical insights and advice directly from The Australian Government’s eSafety Commissioner website.
Setting Up Parental Controls
Get advice on the latest apps & games
Internet-connected devices in your home provide various benefits. However, it's important to be aware of the associated risks and know how to safeguard yourself and your family.
Get help with social media incidents
Internet-connected devices in your home provide various benefits. However, it's important to be aware of the associated risks and know how to safeguard yourself and your family.
Distressing or Violent Content
Online spaces should be safe for everyone, but you may sometimes come across content that is distressing - especially if it shows extreme violence or acts of terrorism.
Am I Cyberbullying Others?
From saying sorry to deleting mean comments, there are lots of ways you can try to make things better if you have upset someone online.
How to Look After Yourself If You Are Being Cyberbullied
It can be hurtful when people are mean or spread lies about you online - but there are things you can do to feel better. The most important thing to remember is that it is not your fault. You are not alone and there is help available.
Term 3 and 4 2025 Webinars for Parents and Carers
Understanding AI Companions: What parents and carers need to know
- 28 August, 12:30 pm
- 11 September, 1:00 pm
AI chatbots and companions that act like friends or partners are becoming more common - but they can be risky to children and young people.
This 45-minute webinar explores what AI companions are, the risks to look out for and how to talk to your child about them. It’s suitable for parents and carers of upper primary and high school students.
AI-assisted image-based abuse: Navigating the deepfake threat
Term 3 (AEST)
- 21 August, 12:30 pm
Term 4 (AEDT)
21 October, 12:00 pm
AI tools are evolving fast - and some are being misused in ways that can harm or exploit children and young people, including through the creation of deepfakes and digitally altered images.
This 45-minute webinar covers how these technologies are being used, their impact and how to support and protect your child. It’s suitable for parents and carers of upper primary and high school students.
The Changing Face of Cyberbullying: Protecting Your Child in 2025
Cyberbullying is evolving, with the use of AI-powered tactics, coded emoji language, and the covert manipulation that many adults may miss.
This 45-minute webinar helps parents spot the signs, build support at home and guide children on how to respond and stay safe. It’s suitable for parents and carers of primary and high school students.
