Module 9: Setting & Maintaining Boundaries
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Inform & Empower
With more than a decade’s experience working with technology in primary schools, we are passionate about supporting school communities to be safe online. As students are introduced to a range of exciting online initiatives to support their learning, it is imperative that their safety is also prioritised. Our programs aim to inform and empower students, teachers and parents to thrive in an online world.
Education
PARENTING IN A DIGITAL WORLD
PARENTING WORKSHOP
Unique parent only workshop co-presented by a psychologist and a primary school educator.
THRIVE ONLINE (GRADES 3 - 6)
THRIVE ONLINE
Incursion for students (Grades 3-6). Through an engaging narrative, students are empowered to be Smart, Alert, Strong, Kind and Brave.
OLLIE ONLINE
(GRADES F-2)
OLLIE ONLINE
Incursion for students (Grades F-2). Join Ollie as he starts out on his journey in the online world!
Education
RAISING KIDS IN A DIGITAL WORLD
PARENT WORKSHOP
Unique parent only workshop co-presented by a psychologist and a primary school educator.
OLLIE ONLINE
(GRADES F-2)
OLLIE ONLINE
Incursion for students (Grades F-2). Join Ollie as he starts out on his journey in the online world!
THRIVE ONLINE (GRADES 3 - 6)
THRIVE ONLINE
Incursion for students (Grades 3-6). Through an engaging narrative, students are empowered to be Smart, Alert, Strong, Kind and Brave.
Did you know?
Parent Role
Parents play an important role in helping kids develop digital intelligence.
Alarming
Children spend more time interacting with screens than with parents.
(University of Notre Dame, Sydney 2019)
Support
95% of parents felt they needed additional #onlinesafety info.
(eSafety Office, 2019)
Online Stranger
25% of young people 8 - 17 years have been contacted online by a stranger.
(eSafety Office, 2019)
Communication
You can’t control every aspect of your child's online use, but you can focus on keeping the lines of communication open.
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Uncertainty
Only 46% of parents are confident to deal with online threats that their child could face.
(eSafety Office, 2019)
TESTIMONIALS
SCHOOLS
