Cyber Wellness

The school's Cyber Wellness programme is designed to help pupils become responsible digital learners who can use technology safely, respectfully, and positively. The programme is part of the school's Character and Citizenship Education (CCE) and aligns with Singapore MOE's Cyber Wellness framework

Last updated 3 August 2026

Cyber Wellness

Two cartoon students in school uniforms hold a laptop and tablet, flanking a circular Yuhua Primary School badge.

What is Cyber Wellness (CW)?

Cyber Wellness (CW) refers to the positive well-being of Internet users. It involves an understanding of online behaviours and awareness of how to protect oneself in cyberspace. The focus of CW is on helping Yuhualites to become responsible digital learners. It is important for Yuhualites to be equipped with the knowledge, skills, values and attitudes to demonstrate respect for self and others, and to practise safe and responsible use. Yuhualites should also be a positive peer influence and harness the power of technology for the good of the community.

Yuhua Primary School circular diagram with SENSE, THINK, ACT segments covering online safety principles.

Poster titled Yuhualites the Responsible Digital Learners with four colored text sections and a cartoon child using binoculars.

MOE uses the CW framework to develop the child’s instincts, in order to empower him to take responsibility for his own wellbeing in cyberspace. The three CW principles, ‘Respect for Self and Others’, ‘Safe and Responsible Use’ and ‘Positive Peer Influence’ will enable a child to develop the instincts for making careful and well-considered decisions. When adhered to, these three principles will serve as a solid anchor for his online well-being.

Table showing Cyber Wellness Principles with 3 principles, 3 big ideas, 4 themes, and 8 topics in red and white.

CW @Yuhua

1. CW advocacy efforts by our CW Ambassadors (CWAs):

Young students in school uniforms participate in a cyberbullying awareness event with a "Buddy Not a Bully" display board.

Students stand on a stage presenting a cyber safety Reader's Theatre with a comic strip projected on screen.

Students in red uniforms hold colorful anti-bullying posters at a Bully Free Camp by Children's Society.

Two groups of smiling school children in uniforms posing cheerfully, some holding tablets and notebooks.

Two groups of students in school uniforms sit around round tables, working together on papers and tablets.

Support at home (Sense Think Act at home)

To help your child stay safe and have positive experiences online, you can:

Organise more outdoor activities together.
Activate parental controls on your home devices.
Model good digital habits for your child.
Set ground rules for internet use.
Navigate the internet together to understand their usage.

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