Cyber Wellness
Find resources and tips to help your child stay safe, build good habits, and be responsible online.
Cyber Citizenship & Identity
Learning Outcomes:
Understanding the cyber world
Handling online content and behavior
Developing a positive online presence
Creating a healthy online identity
Cyber Wellness Newsletter
Access our Cyber Wellness Newsletter (opens in new tab) to find out how we can help our children manage their devices.
Useful Links:
Let’s talk about cyber wellness. Click here (opens in new tab).
More information:
Act and Scamshield Infographic (opens in new tab)
How do I ensure my child is using their device responsiblyand safely? (opens in new tab)
How you can play an active role in keeping your child safe online? (opens in new tab)
Online Impersonation Scam Poster (opens in new tab)
Parent guide - 5 tips to ensure your child stays safe & happy online (opens in new tab)
Social Media Safety Tool Guide Kit (Facebook) (opens in new tab)
Social Media Safety Tool Guide Kit (Google / Youtube) (opens in new tab)
Social Media Safety Tool Guide Kit (Instagram) (opens in new tab)
Social Media Safety Tool Guide Kit (Tiktok) (opens in new tab)
Social Media Safety Tool Guide Kit (Twitter) (opens in new tab)
The Age of Digital Parenting (opens in new tab)
Tips to keep your child safe online (opens in new tab)
What can you say before giving your child their first device? (opens in new tab)
Cyber Use
Learning Outcomes:
Balancing online and offline activities
Useful Links:
Find out more on screen use, cyberwellness and other useful evidence-based parenting resources for kids 0 - 12 years. Click here (opens in new tab).
Tailor a Family Media Use Plan in discussion with the child. This helps achieve an appropriate balance between screen use and other activities, support open communications and implementation of rules on screen use within the family. Click here (opens in new tab).
Are you struggling with your child's excessive device use? Click here (opens in new tab).
More information:
9 Health Hazards of Electronic Devices for Kids (opens in new tab)
Connecting With Your Child About Screen Time (opens in new tab)
Educators Guide to Cyber-bullying (opens in new tab)
Guidance On Screen Use in Children (opens in new tab)
Healthy Eyes, Clear Vision (opens in new tab)
Your Handy Guide to Cultivating Healthy Screen Use in Children (opens in new tab)
Tips for talking to your child on device usage (opens in new tab)
Cyber Relationship
Learning Outcomes:
Netiquette
Dealing with cyber bullying
Cultivating safe and meaningful online relationships
Useful Links:
Responding to Bullying. Click here (opens in new tab).
Different forms of Cyber bullying. Click here (opens in new tab)
More information:
Infographic on Online Myths (SHE) (opens in new tab)
Cyber Ethics
Learning Outcomes:
Responsible creation and sharing of online content
Respecting copyright
Useful Links:
Find out more about how to access relatability of news. Click here (opens in new tab).
Read on to find out more about each online platform online safety tools and resources. Click here (opens in new tab).
More information:
A Guide to Sharenting (Beyond The Post) (opens in new tab)
Responsible Sharing of Information Poster (opens in new tab)
S.U.R.E. (Source Understand Research Evaluate) (opens in new tab)
Archived Newsletters
Newsletter 1: How you can play an active role in keeping your child safe online? (opens in new tab)
Newsletter 2: How to spot fake news - Tipsheet (opens in new tab)
Newsletter 3: The age of digital parenting (opens in new tab)
Newsletter 4: Helping Our Students Choose Kindness (opens in new tab)
Newsletter 5: Navigating the world of AI Tools [PDF, 350.64 KB] (opens in new tab)
Newsletter 6: Helping Our Students Manage Screen Time (opens in new tab)
Newsletter 7: What is Gaming Addiction? (opens in new tab)
Newsletter 8: What is the Right Age for Social Media? (opens in new tab)
Newsletter 9: Is Your Child Safe Online? (opens in new tab)
Newsletter 10: The Healthy Digital Habits as a Family (opens in new tab)
Newsletter 11: In 2026, let's help kids stay in control - not the screen (opens in new tab)
Newsletter 12: A Parent's Guide: To Use Generative AI Tools for learning (opens in new tab)
