Life Ed. SA

Children are growing up in an increasingly digital world - and many are using technology long before they start school. That's why early conversations about online safety matter! 💛

Through Harold's Safe Screen Time, children aged 3-5 explore important topics like recognising when something doesn't feel safe, healthy screen habits, help-seeking, autonomy and consent through engaging storytelling, play and interactive learning.

The module is designed to spark curiosity while building the confidence and skills children need to navigate the world safely-both online and offline.

📅 Now booking Term 3 visits for early learning centres across South Australia. Click here: https://lifeed.org.au/forms/enquiry-form/

🎒 NEW PROGRAM LAUNCH: Harold’s Big School

We’re excited to introduce Harold’s Big School, a brand-new Life Ed Early Years Learning module helping children feel confident, curious and ready for the transition into Reception.

Starting school is a huge milestone—and for many children, it comes with big feelings alongside the excitement.

Harold’s Big School supports children as they prepare for “big school” by building the skills that matter most in those early weeks and months:
🧡 belonging and connection
🌱 curiosity and confidence
💪 resilience and independence
🗣️ help-seeking and communication

Through storytelling, music and hands-on learning, children are supported to explore starting school in a way that feels fun, familiar and reassuring. The program even includes real Australian children sharing their own experiences to help ease the transition.

🌟 Bookings now open for Term 4.

💻 Helping students stay safe in a connected world

Today’s children are growing up online—but access doesn’t automatically mean safety.

From primary school onwards, students are communicating, playing and sharing online, often before they’ve developed the skills to recognise risks or respond safely.

That’s why Life Ed SA’s Online & Personal Safety Stream supports students to build the knowledge, skills and confidence they need to stay safe both online and offline.

Through engaging, age-appropriate learning delivered by specialist educators, students explore:
💻 online safety and digital citizenship
🤝 respectful relationships and communication
🛡️ personal safety and help-seeking
🧠 managing online risks like cyberbullying and peer pressure

🌱 Practical, evidence-based learning that helps students make safer, more informed choices in a connected world.