SCHOOL RESOURCES
For Schools & Families Ready to Lead in a Digital Future.
These curriculum-aligned, age-appropriate resources are designed to make digital safety and wellbeing an integral part of school culture—not an afterthought. Created to empower digital confidence and drive meaningful change, each resource provides school leaders, educators, staff, parents, and carers with practical, evidence-based tools to support online safety and build digital resilience.
Whether you’re leading a school-wide initiative, strengthening a wellbeing strategy, or supporting young people at home, you’ll find trusted, engaging resources here—free to download and ready to make an impact
The Courage to Connect
A Schools Guide to Supporting and Educating the Digital Generation in the AI Era
Artificial intelligence is reshaping childhood, learning, and leadership faster than most schools are prepared for. This white paper explores the new reality schools face in the age of AI, why young people are increasingly vulnerable to over-reliance on technology, and how safeguarding must evolve to integrate digital literacy, education, and human capability.
With practical insights and a whole-school approach, it equips school leaders with the strategies and actions needed to build digitally resilient students, empower educators, and confidently lead their communities through one of the most significant shifts in modern education.
Digital Dialogue - Conversation Starters on Student Digital Safety.
Talking with your students about their digital lives doesn’t require tech expertise, just curiosity, empathy, and a willingness to listen.
This practical resource helps you start meaningful, age-appropriate conversations that build students’ confidence and safety online.
Use it in the classroom, playground, or wellbeing sessions to explore how students experience the digital world and support them with a strengths-based approach.
An AI Companion Guide for Schools
AI companions are no longer a future concept; they’re here. With more than 100 available as of early 2025, apps are being used by children and teens to seek friendship, entertainment, and even romantic or sexual interactions.
While some AI tools offer genuine educational or wellness support, many operate without guardrails. They blur the lines between fantasy and reality and expose students to highly inappropriate content.
As schools become First Mover environments for digital wellbeing, we must prepare to lead this conversation, not avoid it.
Raising Strong Girls in a Digital World
In an era where appearance-based validation, digital distortion, and always-on comparison have become the norm, the wellbeing of girls in schools is under pressure like never before. Schools must understand that digital self-perception is not a side issue. It’s a frontline wellbeing and learning issue.
From exclusion in group chats to constant exposure to unattainable beauty ideals, teen girls are navigating an online environment that quietly and consistently erodes self-worth.
As a First Mover, you’re helping girls rewrite their digital story around self-worth, belonging, and beauty.
What’s really happening online for teen girls online?
Supporting teen girls online? Here are the must-know trends schools and parents can’t afford to miss.
In this quick-fire video, I break down the top online trends impacting girls today, from beauty trends and comparison culture to the challenges of shopping online.
No fluff. Just what you need to know to lead with confidence, start the right conversations, and support girls to thrive in digital spaces.
Watch this before your next staff meeting or parent night.
Navigating Online Influence, Masculinity and Digital Resilience
Boys are being shaped by online influences earlier and more intensely than many adults realise. This resource supports schools and families to understand that shift, spot the signs of online radicalisation, and respond with insight, not panic.
Rather than shutting boys down, it encourages educators and carers to step into their world with empathy, offering tools to build digital resilience, respectful values and stronger connections at school and at home.
A Day in the Life of Jamie – What Every Educator Needs to Know About Boys Online
The digital world isn’t neutral. It’s curating mindsets, shaping identities, and influencing how young people, especially boys, see themselves and others.
In this powerful insight, I walk you through A Day in the Life of Jamie, a composite but all-too-real story of how online content – from memes to misogyny – can quietly radicalise and reshape boys before they even realise it’s happening.
If you work in education, wellbeing, or youth support, this is essential viewing.
101 Ways to Build Digital Resilience
Young people are growing up in a world where online and offline experiences are deeply connected. Now more than ever, schools play a vital role in shaping how students understand consent, respect and relationships, especially in digital spaces.
By challenging harmful behaviours and reinforcing positive ones, schools can build a culture where students feel safe, empowered and supported. It’s about creating space for open, honest dialogue, so young people feel heard, not judged, and equipping them with the tools to set boundaries, speak up and look out for each other.
Australia's Social Media Ban
In her Weekend Sunrise interview, Yasmin discusses the National Social Media Ban coming into effect in Australia on 10 December 2025, which will prevent under-16s from creating or maintaining accounts on platforms like TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.
Yasmin emphasises that success will depend on education and support, not just enforcement. She encourages parents, schools and communities to guide young people through this transition now, before than ban comes into effect.
Beyond Screentime - What the New Research Reveals
New research is reshaping the way we think about screen time. Rather than focusing only on how much time kids spend online, this podcast explores what they’re watching, how online advertising influences them, and what all of this means for their health and wellbeing.
The conversation shares practical ideas for helping young people develop critical thinking, balance their screen use, and make the most of the digital world while staying safe and supported.
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*Made by Yasmin in collaboration with NotebookLM.
Supporting Teen Girls in a Digital World
This podcast explores how you can play a proactive role in supporting teen girls as they navigate the pressures and possibilities of digital life.
From social media comparison and online friendships to self-expression and safety, the conversation offers evidence-based insights into what teen girls are really experiencing online, and how trusted adults can make a meaningful difference.
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*Made by Yasmin in collaboration with NotebookLM.