A scam is a made-up story to trick people out of money or steal their information. If we can equip more people with the awareness and tools they need, scammers won’t be able to steal from them. Read or print this resource to learn about SCAMS. Summary pamphlets Charities and public organisations can request hard…
We’ve recently launched a brand new education website designed to make it even easier for you to find the tools and resources you need to build online safety and digital citizenship in your school or kura. The new Kete site features improved filtering, new resources for teachers and coming soon a new self-assessment tool to…
Knowing how to respond to a digital incident and what first steps to take is essential to reducing further harm and minimising distress. Examples of incidents range from school fights, cyber bullying, inappropriate image sharing, privacy breaches and incitement to self-harm or harassment online. As well as reviewing Netsafe’s advice on responding to digital incidents…
A roadmap to develop a culture of online safety and wellbeing across the learning environments. Now available on Netsafe’s brand new education website.
A teaching resource that helps you to understand students’ knowledge and confidence when using digital technology. Now available on Netsafe’s brand new education website.
The Staff Guidelines for the Safe Use of Digital Technology document provides clarity, protection to guide educators and when necessary, support formal processes. To maximise their value, we recommended that guidelines be developed in conjunction with staff. Now available on Netsafe’s brand new education website.
This document evaluates how the digital tech and online platforms use contributes to safe learning environments and digital safety. Now available on Netsafe’s brand new education website.
The Netsafe Student User Agreements template to cover all year groups that promote preparation, participation and encourage responsibility. Now available on Netsafe’s brand new education website.
This Online Safety Policy template creates an anchor between teachers, students, parents/whānau and the wider community about their understanding of safe online environments.
Running from November 7-13, Netsafe is launching New Zealand’s first-ever porn week. We are raising awareness about sex, pornography, image sharing, power, consent and our communities’ views. By naming the week, we hope to promote safe and positive online experiences and to remove the taboo of sexual conversations Pornography is available online and through most social media, with little-to-no age…
