• Tabor takes student safety very seriously. The below is a summary of the reporting and support/emergency pathways to lean on in the context of bullying, campus and cyber safety.

    Bullying is when someone repeatedly and intentionally uses their power or status to harm, upset or intimidate someone else. It can cause physical, social or psychological harm. Bullying can happen anywhere – at home, online, at work or at college. It can involve individuals or groups, and it can happen to anyone.

    > If you have witnessed or experienced an act of sexual harassment or assault, please report here: Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Report Form. Or speak to Lyndsey Rice (Tabor's Student Support and Success Coach - studentwellbeing@adelaide.tabor.edu.au) or Tracey Curran (HR Manager - tcurran@adelaide.tabor.edu.au), who are both trained respondents. Or perhaps you would prefer to approach the student services team or your faculty administrator.

    > If you have any other critical concerns about your own or others' safety and/or well-being on campus or online, please report here: Critical Incident Report Form. 

    A note on cyber safety:  Please report incidences of cyber abuse or bullying to our Student Support and Success Coach: studentwellbeing@adelaide.tabor.edu.au. You may also choose to make use of the above Critical Incident Report Form. Tabor promotes the Federal Government’s esafety.gov.au initiative for helpful information on reporting cyber abuse, cyberbullying and getting help when scammers threaten to share your content.

    A note on after-hours campus safety:  After hours, we encourage students to leave campus with a friend, particularly during the winter months when darkness hits early. 

    > Please call 000 in an emergency.