Resources

These animated videos unpack and explain the national definition of bullying for Australian schools.

Australian primary school students discuss how they are growing connections with people to help prevent bullying. They also share advice on how to support others who may be experiencing bullying.

Be kind online encourages young people to block content, report it, and support each other if they see or experience cyberbullying.

The Allen Adventure is a story about Allen, a young visitor from another planet, who is new to school and learning how to get on with his Earthling classmates.

Scootle's cybersafety resources include teacher-led course material for Years 4-6 and Years 7-10, covering topics across the digital journey and making positive choices online.

Learning resources aimed at addressing the different and similar ways bullying occurs in an Aboriginal context, based upon research conducted among Yamaji people (Midwest/Murchison Aboriginal people).

Celebrate Harmony Week and teach about the value of cultural diversity.

Racism No Way explore the meaning of racism and the forms and effects it may have. Suitable for upper primary and lower secondary school students.

Explore these resources from the eSafety Commissioner, focused on bullying and cyberbullying, and designed to support First Nations people.

A boy arrives to school to find that everyone around him blindfolded, and must decide whether he should be a victim or a hero.

Changing faces UK provides support and promotes respect for everyone with a visible difference.