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Schools Program

Our model

SECASA School programs are an extensive suite of prevention programs delivered by SECASAFV in response to sexual abuse and family violence. It is a trauma-informed model providing prevention strategies for child sexual abuse. The model promotes a whole school approach that involves understanding, recognising and responding to the effects of trauma while emphasising safety for students.

The programs are available for senior management, teachers, students and parents. The programs aim to support school communities to understand the importance of implementing and practicing key strategies to ensure safety for children and foster positive attitudes towards behaviours and equality.

These programs are delivered across the developmental spectrum from pre-school to senior secondary school years by providing practical, evidence-based education, conversation and support.

Our programs for students

SECASA  has been endorsed by the eSafety Commissioner as a Trusted eSafety Provider (CLICK HERE for more information)

My Body Matters (Early learning Centres), Feeling Safe Together (Primary School)

These programs have been informed by local and international research into protective behaviour education programs. Our programs are aimed at raising awareness of our personal safety and safe relationships.

Some of the topics covered in our workshop include:

  • Rights, Responsibilities and Privileges

  • Feeling/Emotions/Expressions

  • Early Warning Signs

  • Gut Feeling in situations/around people

  • Online Safety

  • Safety Network of trusted grownups

As part of a commitment to a whole school approach, separate teacher and parent training sessions are also available. 
Recommended: Age 3-11

Respect, Protect, connect

Respect, Protect, Connect is a respectful relationships program aimed to increase awareness within the school community regarding the issue of child sexual abuse and family violence for young people in a high school setting. Respect, Protect, Connect will educate young people about a broadened definition of violent behaviour and its impact on their health and emerging romantic and sexual relationships.

The workshops are tailor made for each school and can cover a mixture of the following topics:

  • Consent and the law

  • Sexting and the law

  • Types of abuse

  • Family Violence

  • Pornography

  • Masculinity

  • Cycle of violence

  • Rape and sexual assault

As part of a commitment to a whole school approach, separate teacher and parent training sessions are also available.
Recommended: Age 12-17

Additional Modules

Porn, nudes and online safety for teens

Porn, Nudes and Online Safety for teens aims to increase a young person’s understanding of how access to porn and sexual imagery may impact the development of healthy and respectful relationships. This interactive workshop explores the porn industry and how porn and sexual imagery can shape what young people perceive as ‘normal’ or expected in sexual and romantic relationships. This workshop aims to empower the young person to make informed, safe choices for themselves so they can confidently navigate the challenges and risks of sexual expression in an online world.

As part of a commitment to a whole school approach, separate teacher and parent training sessions are also available.
Recommended: Age 12-17

Special schools program

This program is tailored to the specific needs of a specialist development school environment. The aim of this program is to increase awareness of personal safety and respectful relationships. Our interactive program utilises a range of engaging techniques including visual aids, drama and play to incorporate elements from existing programs. We cater to all abilities across a specialist school environment.

Our programs for teachers and school staff

SECASA is committed to support schools to create a child safe organisation and protect students from all forms of abuse. Our disclosures training is in line with the DET Child Safe Standards and aims to be implemented as part of a whole school approach, alongside our programs for students and the parent/carer community.

This two-hour workshop will be delivered by a SECASA staff member and will involve a range of discussion, interactive activities and relevant child safe scenarios.

The workshop will cover the following topics:

  • Types of abuse

  • Mandatory reporting procedures

  • Types of disclosures

  • Responding to disclosures

  • Grooming

  • Identifying early warning signs

  • Self care


SECASA has been endorsed by the eSafety Commissioner as a Trusted eSafety Provider (see esafety.gov.au/educators/trusted-providers for more information).

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