Bullying
Bullying is any behaviour directed towards a specific student that is intended to cause harm or fear. It may be physical, verbal, psychological or social. When this happens online it is called cyberbullying. Resources are available to help teachers, parents and students create safe and supportive learning environments in Australian schools.
These include:
- Bullying. No way!—information, advice and activities for parents, teachers and students
- Queensland Schools Alliance Against Violence—resources for parents and schools, including
Cybersafety
Find information about cybersafety in schools, including resources for students and parents:
- Cybersafety for parents—fact sheets, videos, safety tips and tools for online security.
- Information for students—where to go for help, safety tips, and games and activities to learn about cybersafety.
- Cybersmart—a national cybersafety and cybersecurity program with activities, resources and help for parents, schools and young people.
- Stay smart online—information and tips for teens on using social media safely, cyberbullying and how to secure your mobile phone.
Easy guide to socialising online—how to stay safe using social networking sites, search engines and online games.
Related links
Read more about bullying and harassment.
Read about behaviour management procedures for schools and principals.
