Free online learning about cyberbullying for teens
Recommended for all high school year levels. Maximum 50 students per session.Students will learn:
- what are online bullying behaviours
- how to challenge attitudes that foster online bullying
- myths and facts of cyberbullying causes and effects
- mental health impacts of cyberbullying
- the rights every young person has online, as well as their responsibilities to others
- protective behaviours for dealing with cyberbullying
Optional alternatives:
- effective help-seeking as a key protective factor to online safety
- safe bystander ('upstander') behaviour online
- how to have positive online interactions
- conflict management with empathy, assertiveness, and impulse control
This session is made possible thanks to Bupa 
what happens on the day
Our counsellors personalise the session based on the needs of your class.
Here is an example of how a session may run.
Introduction (5 mins):
- Interactive ice-breaker
- Brief summary of Kids Helpline
Presentation (30 mins)
- Presentation of key content in your chosen topic/session, including coping strategies & support options
- Interactive learning activities (group work, video watching, games, role playing, etc.)
- Practical application of key strategies
- Movement/interactive breaks included as needed
Conclusion (5-10 mins)
- Summary of session
- Group reflection
- Questions & answers
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Thanks to our government funder
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