Wellbeing
As the primary campus embarks on wellbeing week for this term we want to focus on the growing issue of cyberbullying, and encouraging our children to be safe online.
The eSafety Commissioner has embarked on a “Spotlight on Cyberbullying” campaign, aiming at educating children, parents and educators about the dangers of cyberbullying, and where to go if you are experiencing problems online. Using the link below we encourage all parents to familiarise themselves with signs to look out for in cyberbullying and understand the steps to take if you are worried about the occurrence of cyberbullying with your children.
This week, the children at school will have conversations in their classes about cyberbullying, how to protect themselves online and what to do if they believe they have been bullied online. We encourage all families to have conversations with their children about their activity online.
Matthew Cassidy | Wellbeing Officer