Webinars
Upcoming webinars
Social media age rules – what parents need to know
From 10 December 2025, kids under 16 won’t be able to sign up for or keep accounts on some social media apps in Australia.
In this 30-minute eSafety webinar, you’ll learn what’s changing, why it matters, and what you can do to support your child.
When: Multiple sessions available — select the date and time that works best for you when registering.
Cyberbullying is changing – how to protect your child
Cyberbullying is getting harder to spot. Some kids use secret emojis, AI tools, or sneaky tricks that adults might miss.
In this 45-minute eSafety webinar, you'll learn the signs, how to support your child, and teach them how to stay safe online.
Best for: Parents of primary and high school children
When: 29 October, 12:30pm (AEDT)
Parental controls – how they can help keep your child safe online
Parental controls are tools that can help you protect your child online.
In this 45-minute eSafety webinar, you’ll learn how parental controls work, how to set them up, and how they fit into your broader online safety plan.
Best for: Parents of primary and high school children
When: 6 November, 12:30pm (AEDT)
Helping your child use tech in a healthy way during the move to high school
Starting high school can be tricky. Kids face new social pressures and online challenges.
This 45-minute eSafety webinar gives you practical tips to help your child manage online friendships and avoid negative experiences.
Best for: Parents of kids aged 11–12 or in Year 7
When: 18 November, 12:30pm (AEDT)
Past webinars
The Your Future, Your Path: Navigating Work After School webinar provided valuable guidance and information for students in Years 10-12. It covered many aspects of post-school work pathways.
Participants gained insights from professionals on:
- Applying for jobs
- Accessing opportunities like apprenticeships and traineeships
- Building their career skills and much more!
The session aimed to help students feel more confident and informed about their future career options.
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