Testimonials

“The Cyber safety session was informative for both students and teachers. It provided us with useful ways we can support students in being safe online in an engaging and enthusiastic way.”

Adele
Teacher
Saint David’s Parish School

“The staff information session had new and updated content. I was intrigued the whole time and I took away many new aspects to share with my class. The examples and explanations given were impressive. I feel that Cyber Safe Families assisted me to gain further knowledge in such an important issue.”

Lisa
Teacher
Saint David’s Parish School

“The presentation was impressive. Most importantly the presenter knew how to engage the students, and the content was delivered in a way that all the students could easily connect with. It’s such an important issue and must for each school.”

Mike
Teacher
St Martin De Porres

“I highly recommend Cybersafe Families to present this important content. Our presenter maintained a wonderful balance of giving relevant information that was age appropriate with an outstanding ability to reach her pre-teen audience. Our students were completely engaged for the whole presentation and came away with the relevant knowledge that will certainly assist them with being cyber safe.”

Loredana
Deputy Principal
St Mark’s Lutheran School

“This week we had a guest speaker from Cybersafe Families to engage with students about cyber safety. The discussion was excellent and focused on opportunities for children when in the cyber world, such as, making connections, learning and playing games. It also highlighted the challenges, such as, addiction, bullying and criminal offences. The students were surprised to know that the average age of a gamer is 32. This emphasised the importance of only talking to or playing with people we actually know.”

Susie
Assistant Head of Junior School
Pembroke School

“Henley Beach Primary was happy to host Jess from Cybersafe Families. Jess provided us with important information to help us stay safe when we are online, both at school and at home. She also spoke to us about ways to maintain a healthy balance between our cyber, face-to-face, and physical worlds. This included information about our social and legal responsibilities as Australian citizens. Out students were able to tell us key points from Jess’s presentation several days later without prompting.”

Donna
Well-being Leader
Henley Beach Primary School

“I think students are beginning to realise the seriousness of using the internet and how dangerous it can be.”

Teacher
Heritage College

“The students in my class were amazed by how much information a stranger could gather about them from one online picture. It really made them think about what they share on the internet.”

Teacher
Heritage College

“My children came home willing to discuss its impact and it created an excellent opportunity for a good conversation about the content.”

Parent

“The cyber safety session made me aware of certain things. I learnt not to accept random strangers trying to ‘friend’ me. I also learnt that the orange dot on the corner of the phone, is when the app is using the microphone. We should never be rude to anyone online other the police can see it. I thought that the talk helped a lot students understand how to be cybersafe.”

Student
Saint David’s Parish School

“It was better than other sessions we’ve had. It was helpful to make you mindful of what could happen and how serious cyber safety can be.”

Year 9 Student
Heritage College