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Helping kids stay safe online often includes valuable advice on cyber-bullying, privacy and online grooming. Just as important though, is helping children and young people identify false information.
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It’s no secret that online gaming is a major pastime for young people in Australia. Benefits can include reducing stress as well as practice in decision-making and resilience.
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School is finally back after the WA Covid-19 lockdown, bringing a collective sigh of relief from some and a mix of emotions from others.
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Now known as Constable Care Foundation, the WA icon has revealed a modern new look which embodies its vision of a safer community for all children and young people.
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WA parents and motorists are being reminded about road safety risks as children across the state begin the 2021 school year next week.
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As 2020 evolved into a year of challenges for many, Constable Care Child Safety Foundation was able to continue to deliver quality safety education and creatively support WA’s children and...
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Year 10 Drama students at Woodvale Secondary College used live interactive theatre to explore drug use and healthy relationships with their community and peers this week.
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Set boundaries on what the ‘home alone’ rules are. This includes who can come over and what they can and can’t do.
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A recent fatality at a neighbouring school motivated Oakwood Primary School P&C to launch pop-up safety checks in a bid to take road safety seriously in their school community.
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