Cyberbullying Prevention Awareness Programme

STOP CYBERBULLYING.
BE KIND. BE SAFE.
BE RESPONSIBLE.

Learn how to recognise, prevent and respond to cyberbullying. Together, we can make Mauritius a safer digital community for everyone.

Register for Certificate Learn About Cyberbullying
For Students

Learn, stay safe, get certified

For Parents

Guide and protect your child

For Teachers

Build a safe school culture

For Mauritius

Local reporting & resources

Watch: Cyberbullying Awareness

A short video on recognising, preventing and responding to cyberbullying.

Play the awareness video

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Register for Your Certificate of Participation

Complete the form below to register your participation in the Cyberbullying Prevention Awareness Programme.

Mauritius number of a parent/guardian, e.g. 5123 4567
An alternative contact number, if available
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What is Cyberbullying?

Cyberbullying is bullying that takes place through digital technologies — social media, messaging apps, online games, websites and smartphones.

Harassment

Repeated unwanted or abusive messages.

Impersonation

Pretending to be another person online.

Image Abuse

Sharing private photos without permission.

Exclusion

Deliberately leaving someone out online.

Explore All Types & Warning Signs

Being Cyberbullied? 6 Steps That Help

A simple plan every student should know.

Don't Respond→ Save Evidence→ Block→ Report→ Tell an Adult→ Seek Help
Full Step-by-Step Guide

Cyber Safety in Mauritius

Verified local channels for reporting serious online abuse.

Immediate Danger

Contact the Mauritius Police Force immediately.

999 / 112

Report Cybercrime

Use MAUCORS+, the Mauritian Cybercrime Online Reporting System, for cyberbullying, harassment and online abuse.

maucors.govmu.org

Child Protection

Children and teens can also reach out through the national Child Protection line.

113

If someone is in immediate danger, contact the appropriate emergency services or a trusted adult immediately.

The Programme in Schools

Awareness sessions are delivered directly to students across Mauritius.

Students attending a cyberbullying prevention awareness session

Students during a Cyberbullying Prevention Awareness session.

Awareness, face to face

The programme reaches students where it matters most — in their own schools. Interactive sessions cover what cyberbullying looks like, how to respond, and how to support friends who are affected.

  • Interactive classroom sessions for Grade 7–13
  • Guidance for parents and teachers
  • Certificate of Participation for registered students

Register Your Participation

Ready to make a difference?

Join students across Mauritius in the Cyberbullying Prevention Awareness Programme.

Register for Your Certificate