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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
Toolkit for Schools
Resources to help schools create safer online environments
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COVID-19 response
Keeping schools and learning safe online during the pandemic
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Classroom resources Discover resources to help schools and educators with online safety.
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Toolkit for Schools
The eSafety Toolkit for Schools is designed to support schools to create safer online environments.
Trusted eSafety Provider program
Find a Trusted eSafety Provider that meets our online safety education standards.
Find a Trusted eSafety Provider that meets our online safety education standards.
Toolkit for Universities
eSafety has partnered with Universities Australia (UA) to combat online abuse and its impact on students and staff at universities.
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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