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Whether you need to review policies, download a lesson plan or develop student user agreements - you'll find it all here.

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We've been working hard over the holidays to refresh and re-imagine the school newsletter pack.

This 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.

A child-friendly winged tech robot holding an internet protection shield against a background of tech dots and emails and wireless signals.

Safer Internet Day is a global day of action that takes place annually in February to promote collaborative efforts to build a safer online world, and each year Netsafe is the proud host of New Zealand’s Safer Internet Day.

On Tuesday 11th February 2024 we will join over 180 countries worldwide to work “Together for a better internet.”

How could your school get involved? Check out our page with some suggestions and get creative! We'd love to hear what you get up to to celebrate Safer Internet Day with us!

Hector and his friends live in the marine waters around New Zealand. Follow their adventures as they explore the online world and learn valuable lessons about online safety and digital citizenship along the way.

Designed for Years 0-6, Hector's World is a great resource to integrate into Sea Week to optimise the learning value. Episode 1 includes a 'Sea Creature Research Project resource - a perfect way to learn about the characters and the sea creatures that inspired them.

Explore the series and over 60 curriculum-aligned supporting classroom resources covering topics such as cyberbullying, screen time and digital footprints.

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The Kete suite of tools and resources are available exclusively for schools and kura, enabling them to progress with confidence online. Register with a school email to unlock access.

Online, on-demand education and advice

Our new webinar programme is in place to make sure we can always be there when you want and need us for your parent and teacher education sessions.

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School tools for leadership and governance

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Advice and resources for developing an online safety culture, preventing harm and minimising the impact when incidents happen

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Parent and whānau resources

Useful advise, guides and newsletter inserts you can use to keep your school community up to date with online safety and digital citizenship.

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Youth Action Squad

Youth connected virtually by internet devices

YAS is a community for teens who care about the online safety and wellbeing of their peers.

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Educator resources with proven results

Check out our collection of inspiring stories and insights from some of the educators and students that Kete has helped so far.

As a teacher and parent, is is great to get some advice about how to approach conversations with children about being safe online.

Anonymous
Primary school, Christchurch

It was a great learning opportunity, a lot of the information was very useful and gave us the tools to be safer online and to help others.

Anonymous
High school, Dunedin

Great facilitator and presentation with realistic view of todays digital landscape.

Anonymous
Primary school, Wanaka

Your advice to open up discussion was excellent, my kids loved being the experts and explaining what they do online.

Anonymous
High school in Queenstown

We were encouraged to give our young people credit, they are getting better at being online. We as educators are helping... but we couldn't do it without Netsafe.

Anonymous
Intermediate school, Canterbury

The YAS programme offered us the chance to help our students stay safe through an educative approach. Our student leader’s voices carries so much more mana.

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Principal, Auckland

Netsafe Micro Learns help us to engage students on a new level. It allows us to feel like we can talk to them about the things that are important in their world.

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Teacher, Auckland

As a teacher developing digital citizenship in my school, Netsafe have been fantastic to work with. They are responsive, forward-thinking and genuinely care

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