Prepare students for life online and offline. DigiHelp’s effective, evidence-based programs for Stages 3–5 build understanding of sexualised media, identity, consent, and respectful relationships - all curriculum-aligned.
Sexualised Media and Online Behaviour
In Stage 3A, students learn to critically evaluate the messages promoted by a sexualised society, gaining insight into its effects on self-esteem and relationships. They explore strategies to develop self-control when using social media and learn to identify various online dangers.
Identity and Relationships in a Pornified World
Students reflect on how porn shapes harmful attitudes—especially toward women—and learn to challenge its narrative. They also develop an AI-critical lens for sexualised content and understand key legal and ethical issues related to sexual media and behaviours.
Pornification - An Introduction
Students learn to challenge the porn narrative, recognising how real intimacy differs from porn’s distortions, its exploitative reality, and the foundations of authentic relationships. Students learn of the legal ramification of online actions, teaching them how to identify illegal and unethical online behaviours. The impact of social media on mental health is discussed, exploring how to establish healthier habits.
Friendship Foundations
This unit helps Stage 3 students understand what makes supportive, respectful friendships in a digital world. They explore empathy, consent, and emotional safety, learning to recognise appropriate and inappropriate behaviours. Through discussions on AI chatbots, gaming, online interactions, and real-life connection, they build confidence in setting and respecting personal and sexual boundaries.
Successful Relationships in an Online World
The role of dopamine in excessive screen use is explored, teaching students of the addictive nature of technology. They learn about body image, discussing how social media warps our perceptions and damages self-esteem. Students engage in activities to reflect on healthy friendships.
Sex and Love Online and Offline
Students learn about the chemistry of love and romance, teaching them how to navigate their experiences and emotions. They reflect on the qualities of respectful relationships, critique online influences, enhancing their understanding of how our perceptions are impacted by the messages sent by the online world and broader peer culture.