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Online safety resources and training for teachers, schools and communities
Online safety resources and training for teachers, schools and communities
Online safety resources and training for teachers, schools and communities
Online safety resources and training for teachers, schools and communities
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A digital and social health program for young people
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Classroom resources Tools and online resources to help schools and educators create and maintain safe online environments
Early years Primary Secondary All resources
Virtual classrooms
eSafety works with education departments across Australia to offer a range of webinar-based virtual classrooms.
Trusted eSafety Provider Program
Find out how you can get your online safety content endorsed by eSafety.
Find out how you can get your online safety content endorsed by eSafety.
School policies and guidance
Online safety guidance and supporting material to assist Australian school leaders.
Training for professionals
eSafety offers a range of online safety training programs free of charge.
eSafety offers a range of online safety training programs free of charge.
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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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