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North View Primary School

Cyber Wellness Programme

Find out how the school teaches students to stay safe online, from spotting fake news to tackling cyberbullying, through lessons, peer-led activities, and school-wide events.

Last updated on 28 August 2026

Cyber Wellness refers to the positive well-being of internet users. It involves an understanding of the dangers of harmful online behaviors, an awareness of how to protect yourself and other internet users from such dangers.

Green circular diagram showing Cyberwellness Principles: Respect for Self and Others, Safe and Responsible Use, with Sense, Think, Act cycle.

Here is an overview of what our students are learning during their Form Teacher Guidance Periods (FTGP) lessons to develop their ;competencies in Cyber Wellness.

Table showing three big ideas, four themes, and eight topics related to cyber identity, relationships, and citizenship.

The Peer Support Leaders (PSL) also play an active role in sharing with their peers about Cyber Wellness. For example, selected PSLs were involved in creating an awareness video and posters on Cyber Bullying.

The Mother Tongue Department and Student Well-Being Committee also collaborated to publish an electronic comic book, titled “Say NO to School Bullying”. On 26 July 2022, the school invited Dr Gary Goh, a famous comic artist in Singapore, to conduct a comic drawing workshop for the students. Students created a comic with the theme “Say NO to School Bullying”. 

North View Primary School anti-bullying comic cover showing students in front of school building with Say No To Bullying text.

Apart from the FTGP lessons, there are school wide activities such as assembly programmes and Cyber Wellness Week planned out for them as well!

Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) for use of EdTech Resources

Purpose of the Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)

Technology is an essential part of learning in today’s world.

This Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) establishes guidelines on the appropriate use of EdTech resources to help you understand how to use these resources safely and responsibly, in line with efforts to develop your digital literacies and growth as digitally responsible citizens.

EdTech resources include the following, but are not limited to:

  • Learning devices (e.g. school devices)

  • ICT system accounts (e.g. Singapore Student Learning Space (SLS), iCON); and school internet networks.

For more information, please refer to:
Student Kit on Cyber Wellness and Learning with a Learning Device (Primary) – https://go.gov.sg/cw-studentkitpri (opens in new tab)

General

  1. You should not attempt to access data, system and information that you are not authorised to.

  2. You are reminded that the use of learning devices and school’s EdTech resources should solely be for the purpose of learning.