The Final Word on Year 6 Transition
The Final Word is an essential Year 6 transition to secondary school program preparing students for the digital challenges beyond primary school. Through three engaging live online sessions, students will gain essential skills to navigate the online world safely and responsibly. Ensuring the vital home-school connection, the program also includes a bonus parent session.
The Final Word on Year 6 Transition
The Final Word is an essential Year 6 transition to secondary school program preparing students for the digital challenges beyond primary school. Through three engaging live online sessions, students will gain essential skills to navigate the online world safely and responsibly. Ensuring the vital home-school connection, the program also includes a bonus parent session.
How will the program support my students?
✔ Empower students to handle new online challenges
Students gain the essential skills they need to navigate the more complex digital environment they will encounter in secondary school, helping them to manage new risks and responsibilities.
✔ Establish a solid foundation of digital citizenship
The program reinforces critical values of responsibility, integrity, strength, and empathy, which are crucial for fostering positive online behaviours and interactions as students enter a more independent phase of their education.
✔ Make a whole community impact
By nurturing responsible digital citizens, we help build a safer, more respectful online community for everyone.
What’s included in the program?
- 3 x Live and On-Demand Student Sessions (45 mins each)
- Bonus Parent Webinar (60 mins): With a digital focus we’ll guide parents through their child’s transition from primary to secondary school
- Educator Resource Packs: Includes follow-up lessons for continured learning
- Promotion Kit: Includes a parent flyer to share with your school community
All this for just $15 + GST per student! Tickets on sale soon.
Note: This Year 6 transition program is exclusively for graduating students and can only be purchased by schools, not by individuals.
What will we chat about?
The Cyber Safety Project will beam into Year 6 classrooms during three live student sessions in November at 9.30am AEDT or 2.30pm AEDT. Can’t make it live? Watch on-demand for up to 7 days!
SESSION 1: SET FOR SAFETY
Tuesday 11 November 2025
SESSION 2: DIGITAL RESPECT AND CONSENT
Tuesday 18 November 2025
SESSION 3: BALANCING LIFE AND TECH
Tuesday 25 November 2025
BONUS PARENT SESSION: NAVIGATING THE DIGITAL TRANSITION TO SECONDARY SCHOOL
Monday 10 November 2025
ABOUT OUR EXPERTS
Trent Ray
Co-Founder
Trent has over 15 years experience working as a primary and secondary school teacher and leader in Victorian Schools. More recently, Trent’s roles include Co-Founder of the Cyber Safety Project, Director of Collective Education Australia and working in partnership with the Education team at Microsoft Australia.
Sam Macaulay
Co-Founder
Sam is a primary school teacher whose advocacy for student leadership led him towards becoming a Co-Founder of the Cyber Safety Project. In 2017 Sam was the deserving recipient of the Deakin Community Award for his outstanding contributions to his local community (Deakin Electorate in Melbourne).
Kiah Allen
Educator
Kiah is a primary school teacher with a passion for helping young people to develop the skills they need to independently navigate the online world safely. She is passionate about embracing technology for learning and finding a digital balance through wellbeing strategies.
ABOUT OUR EXPERTS
Trent Ray
Co-Founder
Trent has over 15 years experience working as a primary and secondary school teacher and leader in Victorian Schools. More recently, Trent’s roles include Co-Founder of the Cyber Safety Project, Director of Collective Education Australia and working in partnership with the Education team at Microsoft Australia.
Sam Macaulay
Sam is a primary school teacher whose advocacy for student leadership led him towards becoming a Co-Founder of the Cyber Safety Project. In 2017 Sam was the deserving recipient of the Deakin Community Award for his outstanding contributions to his local community (Deakin Electorate in Melbourne).
Kiah Allen
Educator
Kiah is a primary school teacher with a passion for helping young people to develop the skills they need to independently navigate the online world safely. She is passionate about embracing technology for learning and finding a digital balance through wellbeing strategies.
