Tips on how to stay safe online during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Online safety resources and training for teachers, schools and communities

Online safety resources and training for teachers, schools and communities

Classroom resources Discover resources to help schools and educators with online safety.

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Virtual classrooms

eSafety works with education departments across Australia to offer a range of webinar-based virtual classrooms.

Trusted eSafety Provider program

Toolkit for schools

The eSafety Toolkit for Schools is designed to support schools to create safer online environments.

Training for professionals

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Remove images, posts or other content

Get help to remove content from social media, games, apps and search engines.

How to report cyberbullying

A step by step guide to reporting cyberbullying to eSafety.

Explore the latest research and statistics on online safety.

Counselling and support services

A directory of online safety and wellbeing resources for everyone.

How parents can help their children achieve a healthy balance in their online and offline activities.

Online pornography

What to do if you are worried about your child and online pornography.

Help and advice on cyberbullying for young people.

Pressures from social media

It can be easy to fall into the trap of thinking that the posts you see on social media reflect real life.

My nudes have been shared

Has someone shared a nude image of you without your consent?

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The eSafety guide

Want to know more about the latest apps and games your students are using?

Then visit our eSafety guide. It includes social media, apps and games with helpful information on online safety and links to report abusive content

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