Child Safety at Day of AI Australia
Our Commitment to Child Safety
At Day of AI Australia, child safety comes first. We are committed to preventing harm, responding to concerns, and creating safe, inclusive learning environments. Every student’s wellbeing, voice, privacy, and dignity are protected in everything we do.
Child Safety Policies and Documents
Child Protection Policy
Day of AI Australia Child Protection Policy
To uphold the highest standards of child safety and well-being in line with the National Child Safe Principles as well as Australian child protection laws and human rights frameworks. This policy seeks to safeguard all children and vulnerable individuals engaged in our programs from exploitation, abuse, and harm. By fostering a culture of respect, integrity, and accountability, this policy ensures that all participants act responsibly to create a secure and inclusive environment, in compliance with Australian laws and child protection guidelines.
Code of Conduct
Employee and Classroom Champion Code of Conduct
The Day of AI Australia Code of Conduct establishes a clear standard of behaviour and conduct which is expected of Day of AI Australia Employees including those employed by UNSW and Classroom Champions.
Complaints Policy
Day of AI Australia Complaints Policy
Day of AI Australia welcomes feedback and complaints as an essential part of our commitment to accountability and continuous improvement. We welcome feedback from children and young people, please see Day of AI Australia’s Child-Friendly Complaints.
We are dedicated to resolving any complaints in a manner that is timely, fair, respectful, and confidential.
We believe that listening and responding to concerns helps us improve our programs and better serve students, educators, and the community.
Complaints Form
Day of AI Australia Complaints Form
If you are dissatisfied with Day of AI Australia, our services, activities or our team members, we encourage you to let us know.
