We work in schools every day and know that many schools are feeling uncertain about what this legislation means in practice, including how students may respond, how families will react, and how to prepare for what comes next.
You don’t need to have all the answers. That’s what we’re here for.
The Social Media Ban Day is not a lecture, but a full-day, school-wide experience designed to help your school confidently navigate this new era of online safety. It provides clear, practical, and expert advice to your entire community, addressing both the new social media laws and the bigger picture of reinforcing positive, responsible digital habits.
This topic is best approached as a shared conversation. When students, staff, and families receive consistent messaging, schools build clarity, confidence, and momentum.
Most schools use the three to four sessions across the day differently, tailored to whether you are a Primary, Secondary, or K–12 setting. You can customise it to your school’s context and have it delivered entirely by a ySafe cybersafety expert.
Primary students
Focus on strong foundations for safe, balanced, and respectful technology use.
Secondary students
Explore what the social media ban means in practice, where risks may shift, and how to make safe choices in emerging online spaces.
We provide guidance on:
best-practice approaches to digital safety
responding to student questions and concerns
This ensures staff feel informed, prepared, and aligned.
Parents gain clarity around:
What the social media ban involves and why it has been introduced
What to expect as the legislation takes effect
How to support children through the transition at home
Families leave with practical strategies, conversation starters, and tools to encourage healthy digital habits.
Across the day, the ySafe expert will explore what’s changing, why it matters, and how schools can respond.
As a long-term partner in your school’s digital wellbeing journey, we help connect the dots, covering affected platforms, emerging online spaces, and practical strategies to keep students safe and supported, now and into the future.
A shared understanding of the new social media laws and how they affect your school community.
Confident staff with clear language to respond to student and parent questions.
Students equipped with practical strategies to navigate online spaces safely as behaviours shift.
Parents aligned with the school’s approach and confident supporting their children at home.
A consistent, school-wide message that reduces confusion and anxiety.
No. While the legislation is addressed clearly and accurately, the day focuses on the broader picture of digital wellbeing. We explore how online behaviours may shift, emerging online spaces, and how to reinforce positive, responsible digital habits across all platforms, not just social media.
Social Media Ban Day is suitable for Primary, Secondary, and K–12 schools. Sessions are fully age-appropriate and tailored to the developmental needs of each cohort.
Primary sessions focus on building strong foundations for safe and balanced technology use.
Secondary sessions explore the practical implications of the ban, shifting risks, and informed decision-making in online spaces.
Staff receive clear guidance on best-practice digital safety approaches, how to respond to student and parent questions, and how to maintain consistent messaging across classrooms and wellbeing conversations. This helps staff feel confident, informed, and aligned.
Parents gain clarity on what the social media ban involves, what to expect as it takes effect, and how to support their children at home. Families leave with practical strategies and conversation starters to encourage healthy digital habits.