Ten years have taught us to keep evolving, alongside young people's online interactions. The way we educate school communities is evolving too —introducing our Cyber Safety Days.
Step into a new era of online safety education with ySafe. We’ve moved beyond the current online safety paradigm and crafted engaging programs and activities that empower school communities to navigate the digital landscape with certainty.
So, if — like many other schools — you’ve decided it’s time your cyber safety education programs made more of a difference...
Let us help you find a new approach!
Our Essentials Days are the perfect way to build a strong foundation for your entire school community, including students, staff, and parents.
Our Design-A-Day give schools the flexibility to create a Cyber Safety Day that meets their needs. How we structure the day and what activities or sessions we include are entirely up to you.
This program offers schools a student-led, sustainable solution to online safety and digital wellbeing. It flips the traditional approach on its head. Instead of doing it to students, we’re doing it with them.
Whilst we’d love to think that everybody can devote (at least!) a day to cyber safety each year, we know that scheduling, logistics and maybe even the specific cyber safety requirements for some schools mean that’s just not an option.
Recognised by schools and education authorities, we are proud to be the trusted provider of whole-school approaches to digital wellbeing. Our reputation is built on collaboration: our team of educators and specialists work closely with the Qoria family of global advisory leaders in psychology, teaching, governance, law enforcement, and digital wellbeing. Together, we bring a depth of expertise that no single discipline could achieve alone - because none of us is as powerful as all of us.
One day for connection and meaningful conversation between students, staff and parents.
Carrie Scanlan, Director of Students, shares the difference a Cyber Safety Day has made at Kincoppal Rose-Bay School.