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As we move into a new term, there are several upcoming opportunities for families to participate in webinars on offer from both eSafety and the Cyber Safety Project. Webinars from eSafety are offered only at the set times and are not recorded; however, the website also provides sound, detailed advice for parents. Webinars from throughout 2026 from the Cyber Safety Project are recorded and are available to registered participants until 31 December.

The Cyber Safety Project: Term 3 Webinar 

Balancing Life and Tech
This supportive session acknowledges the challenges of screen time, and offers stress-free strategies to reduce conflict and restore a healthy balance between devices and other activities.
Monday 3 August, 7:00pm

eSafety Webinars for Term 3 

Influencers, ideology and impact: how algorithms influence and reinforce harmful beliefs
Explores how recommender algorithms shape young people’s online experiences and offers practical strategies for building safer, more positive online feeds.
Tuesday 4 August 2026, 12.00pm

Exploring the online experiences of boys and young men
Examines the influences shaping boys and young men online, including social media, gaming and harmful ideologies, and provides strategies for building critical thinking and open conversations.
Thursday 13 August 2026, 12.00pm

The changing face of cyberbullying: protecting your child in 2026
Explores evolving forms of cyberbullying, including AI-powered tactics and covert behaviours, and provides practical strategies to recognise, respond to and report online harm.
Wednesday 19 August 2026, 12.00pm

Navigating screen time: tools for today’s families
Provides realistic strategies for creating balanced family routines, managing screen-time transitions and supporting positive digital habits at different ages.
Wednesday 26 August 2026, 12.00pm

How connection and belonging shapes children and young people’s vulnerability online
Explores how young people’s need for connection, identity and belonging can shape their vulnerability online and how families can support safer engagement.
Tuesday 8 September 2026, 12.00pm

AI-generated images and videos: navigating the deepfake threat
Explains how AI-generated images and videos can be used to harm or exploit young people and what parents can do to increase awareness, provide support and report abuse.
Tuesday 15 September 2026, 12.00pm

Angela Norman
Head of Digital Innovation and Integration