Suicidal thoughts and actions have doubled over the past decade in kids between 5 to 17, recent US study shows. (more…)
Cyber security a sizeable worry for School Business Managers?
Schools are no exception to the rising concerns over security data. Given the amount of personal data stored, (more…)
Uniting Church Schools to Benefit from Unique Cybersafety Technology
CyberHound is pleased to announce its support for Uniting Church in Australia (Queensland Synod) in a partnership that will help deliver enhanced (more…)
Predatory Recruiters Threaten to Radicalise School Students
A new report has listed almost 20 NSW schools to be added to deradicalisation program as experts claim ‘predatory recruiters’ threaten schools. (more…)
The Plea to Keep Kids Safe
CyberHound customers Suncoast Christian College and Immanuel Lutheran College speak to the Sunshine Coast Daily about online safety and the plea to keep kids safe. (more…)
New survey exposes doubts of QLD parents
Triple P (Positive Parent Program) survey reports around 79% of Queensland parents felt they were having fewer conversations with their kids because they were on a digital device. (more…)
Cybersafety Partnership to Benefit Lutheran Schools
CyberHound and the Lutheran Schools Association are pleased to announce a partnership that will protect students, empower teachers and reduce online risks (more…)
Using Social Media as a Tool for Learning
There are ways social media is being used as part of the curriculum to help students learn says an Associate Professor from the University of Melbourne. (more…)
Cyber Bullying more Concerning than Playground Bullying
With over half the of Aussie parents allowing children to access the internet before the age of 11, cyber bullying is becoming an increasingly concerning possibility for kids. (more…)
Schools responsibility – Cyberbullying can be considered a criminal offence
Cyberbullying has been one of the key concerns for all educators in 2016. What do you need to know?
Cyberbullying impacts everyone and can be considered a criminal offence. (more…)