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The national definition of bullying for Australian schools at Bullying. No Way! describes behaviour that is repeated or has the potential to be repeated.

These scenarios are designed to be used with students to start skill-building conversations or with teachers for professional learning.

Unwanted contact and grooming: factsheet for Teacher Professional Learning Program.

These scenarios are designed to be used with students to start skill-building conversations or with teachers for professional learning.

Inappropriate content may be an image, video or written words that can be upsetting, disturbing or offensive.

These scenarios are designed to be used with students to start skill-building conversations or with teachers for professional learning.

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

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

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.