Kete is a resource hub with a range of free-to-use policy guides, classroom resources and other support materials for teachers and school leadership.
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Whether you need to review policies, download a lesson plan or classroom resource, or develop student user agreements - you'll find it all here.
Online modules for students to access in class
Animated episodes with supporting materials
Incident response guides and resources for school communities
Policies, plans and guidelines to support school-wide cyber safety
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All the materials you need to support your school, staff and students with online safety and digital citizenship - in one place!
Find what you need quickly and easily
Multi-modal materials for Years 1 to 13
Easy-to-use templates to build customised documents
Connect with whānau and school communities with our downloadable resources
Benchmark digital citizenship capability
Know how to respond to and report digital incidents at school
Celebrate Netsafety Week with us!
Sign-in to Kete between 14th and 30th July and go in the draw to win!
Primary schools could win a performance of a live, interactive show about Online Safety featuring Hector from Hector's World!
Intermediate and Secondary Schools could win a $500 voucher for new library books!
This re-imagined resource provides you with bite-size chunks of content on an array of online safety topics and issues - ready for you to copy and paste into your school newsletters and online communications.
Share these messages far and wide within your school communities to raise awareness of online safety and all the helpful resources that are available to support tamariki, rangitahi, parents and whānau.
An interactive self-assessment tool – based on the Netsafe Educator Framework – to help you create a roadmap for developing capability in online safety and digital citizenship across all areas of the school system.
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The Kete suite of tools and resources allows schools, kura and homeschoolers to progress with confidence online
Advice and resources for senior leadership and boards on developing an online safety culture, preventing harm and minimising the impact when incidents happen.
Get StartedAdvice and resources for developing an online safety culture, preventing harm and minimising the impact when incidents happen
Get StartedUseful advise, guides and newsletter inserts you can use to keep your school community up to date with online safety and digital citizenship.
Get StartedYAS is a community for teens who care about the online safety and wellbeing of their peers.
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Knowing how to respond to a digital incident and what first steps to take is essential to reducing further harm and minimising distress. You can report online issues such as online harassment, bullying and abuse to Netsafe. The team will review your report and give you advice and information. Our Incident Response Guide is a handy reference document to guide you through the steps to take if something goes wrong online.
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To help you get started, we’ve put together some easy to follow steps.
There are three key areas to the Kete that can all be easily navigate from the top menu:
1) School Tools - materials to support school-wide online safety capability such as policies, guidelines, user agreements and templates
2) Teacher Resources - classroom materials including slide decks, facilitation guides, worksheets and interactive online modules for students
3) Capability Review Tool - an interactive assessment to help you understand where you school is at with developing an online safety culture
You can easily add resources to your own 'Kete' by clicking on the bag symbol on any school tool or teacher resource. You can view your favourites by heading to the 'My Kete' button in the top right-hand corner of the logged-in screen.
Resources such as the interactive online modules can be easily shared with students for them to complete in class. When you're on the resource page, you'll see a QR code symbol on the right-hand side of the page under the Share/Print heading. Click this symbol and you'll generate a QR code and link that you can copy and share with your students, enabling them to by=pass the sign-in process. Students will not need to register for a log-in, and can simply complete the resource that has been shared with them.
School tools is the section where you'll find materials to support school-wide online safety capability, such as user agreement templates, policy guidelines and advice on responding to digital incidents. You can filter in this section based on your role, and by the type of resource you're looking for.
Teacher resources is the section where you'll find materials to support online safety education in the classroom, such as slide decks, facilitator guides, interactive online modules and more. You can filter in this section based on the year group you teach, and by the topic you want to teach (for example cyberbullying or digital footprints).
The Capability Review Tool is an interactive assessment to help you understand where you school is at with developing an online safety culture. Covering 7 key areas of capability and comprising of 20 questions, this assessment will provide you with an easy-to-apply benchmark and the ability to create a customised action plan to build school-wide capability in the future.
