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Thriving Online in Secondary School

 

The Final Word is an essential program for every Year 6 student as they prepare to transition to secondary school. This series of engaging live online sessions equips graduating students with the vital knowledge and skills needed to safely and responsibly navigate the online world beyond primary school. 

 

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Thrive Online in Secondary School

The Final Word is an essential program for every Year 6 student as they prepare to transition to secondary school. This series of engaging live online sessions equips graduating students with the vital knowledge and skills needed to safely and responsibly navigate the online world beyond primary school. 

 

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How will the program benefit Year 6 students?


Empower students to handle new online challenges.
Students gain the essential skills they need to navigate the more complex digital environment they will encounter in secondary school, helping them to manage new risks and responsibilities.

Establish a solid foundation of digital citizenship.
The program reinforces critical values of responsibility, integrity, strength, and empathy, which are crucial for fostering positive online behaviours and interactions as students enter a more independent phase of their education. 

Make a whole community impact.
By nurturing responsible digital citizens, we help build a safer, more respectful online community for everyone.

What does the program include?

Student Sessions
3 x 45 min live and engaging online sessions on important topics (on-demand viewing available)

Parent Webinar
With a digital focus we’ll guide parents through their child’s transition from primary to secondary school (60 mins)

Educator Packs
Complete resource packs for educators with follow-up lessons

Promotion Kit
Parent flyer included

What will we chat about? 


The Cyber Safety Project team will beam into your Year 6 classrooms three times in November to cover important topics for transitioning students.

  • Session 1: Set for Safety
    Tuesday 12 November 2024 | 9.30am, 2.30pm AEDT or on-demand

     

  • Session 2: My Digital Identity
    Tuesday 19 November 2024 | 9.30am, 2.30pm AEDT or on-demand

     

  • Session 3: Balancing Life & Tech
    Tuesday 26 November 2024 | 9.30am, 2.30pm AEDT or on-demand

     

  • Parent Information Session: Navigating the Digital Transition to Secondary School
    Monday 11 November 2024, live online 7.30pm AEDT 


Join at a time that suits you! 

Each student session runs for 45 minutes, and you have the flexibility to attend live at 9.30am or 2.30pm AEDT or view on-demand for 7 days. 

Session 1: Set for Safety
Get yourself set up safely for the socials

In this session, students will learn the essential steps to secure their digital presence. By understanding how to plan, protect, and prevent online risks, they will be better equipped to handle the challenges of social media and gaming environments. 

Topics: 

  • Digital dangers: Identify common scams and hacker tactics. 
  • Keep it secure: Understand how practice good security hygiene. 
  • Get help: Know the steps to take if faced with online abuse. 
Session 2: My Digital Identity

Students will explore the impact of their online actions on their reputation and learn the importance of maintaining integrity. This session also delves into the significance of following digital laws and the ethical considerations of using AI. 

Topics: 

  • My online Reputation: Why establishing your reputation matters. 
  • Nudes and the law: Get to know the laws that govern online behaviour. 
  • Me and AI: Understand how AI tools work and ethical considerations.  
Session 3: Balancing Life & Tech
Creating a healthy digital lifestyle

Balancing the digital world with real life is crucial for well-being. This session addresses how to handle managing digital communication, navigate peer pressure, and tackling online abuse or cyberbullying.  

Topics: 

  • Digital influence: How technology impacts thoughts and feelings. 
  • Navigating peer pressure: Tips for resisting peer pressure. 
  • Why am I Hooked?: Understanding and managing tech addiction. 
Parent Information Session

Parents are invited to join our Navigating the Digital Transition to Secondary School information session to understand the key challenges and trends their child will face online. Parents will gain practical tips, explore essential themes for safe online behaviour, and learn conversation starters to help support their child’s responsible digital journey as they enter secondary school.  

How much does the program cost? 

$15 + GST per student 

Special Early Bird Offer: $12 + GST during September 2024

This program is suitable for graduating students only.

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ABOUT OUR EXPERTS

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Trent Ray
Co-Founder

Trent has over 15 years experience working as a primary and secondary school teacher and leader in Victorian Schools. More recently, Trent’s roles include Co-Founder of the Cyber Safety Project, Director of Collective Education Australia and working in partnership with the Education team at Microsoft Australia.

Sam Macaulay
Co-Founder

Sam is a primary school teacher whose advocacy for student leadership led him towards becoming a Co-Founder of the Cyber Safety Project. In 2017 Sam was the deserving recipient of the Deakin Community Award for his outstanding contributions to his local community (Deakin Electorate in Melbourne).

Kiah Allen
Educator

Kiah is a primary school teacher with a passion for helping young people to develop the skills they need to independently navigate the online world safely. She is passionate about embracing technology for learning and finding a digital balance through wellbeing strategies.


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ABOUT OUR EXPERTS

 

Trent Headshot

Trent Ray
Co-Founder

Trent has over 15 years experience working as a primary and secondary school teacher and leader in Victorian Schools. More recently, Trent’s roles include Co-Founder of the Cyber Safety Project, Director of Collective Education Australia and working in partnership with the Education team at Microsoft Australia.

Sam Headshot

Sam Macaulay

Sam is a primary school teacher whose advocacy for student leadership led him towards becoming a Co-Founder of the Cyber Safety Project. In 2017 Sam was the deserving recipient of the Deakin Community Award for his outstanding contributions to his local community (Deakin Electorate in Melbourne).

Kiah Headshot

Kiah Allen
Educator

Kiah is a primary school teacher with a passion for helping young people to develop the skills they need to independently navigate the online world safely. She is passionate about embracing technology for learning and finding a digital balance through wellbeing strategies.

COPYRIGHT ©2023 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, CYBER SAFETY PROJECT