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How to use ATARISE safely

The rules for using ATARISE, in plain language, and where to get help if something feels wrong.

Last updated: 7 October 2026

About these rules

ATARISE is a place to practise exams and learn. These rules help keep it fair and safe for everyone. They are a short, easy-to-read version of the Acceptable Use rules in our Terms of Service. The full Terms of Service still apply to you.

If anything here is hard to understand, ask a teacher, a parent or another adult you trust to go through it with you.

Things to do

Do your own work in exams and practice tests. Your results only help you if they show what you really know.
Keep your password and any access code from your school private. Do not give them to anyone, even friends.
Be kind and respectful when you send messages to your teachers.
Use ATARISE for learning and studying.
Log out when you use a shared or school computer.
Tell a teacher, a parent or us if something on ATARISE seems wrong or makes you feel uncomfortable.

Things not to do

Do not share exam questions, answers or screenshots of exams with anyone, online or offline.
Do not use someone else's account, and do not try to get into other people's accounts.
Do not pretend to be another real person.
Do not bully, threaten or be mean to anyone.
Do not try to break, hack or slow down ATARISE, or get into parts of it you are not allowed to use.
Do not use bots or other tools to copy content from ATARISE.
Do not copy ATARISE questions or materials to share or sell.

Using the AI study helper

The AI study helper is a computer program, not a person. It can make mistakes, so check important answers with your teacher.

Only type things that are about your study.
Do not type personal details such as your full name, address, phone number or passwords.
Messages are checked for harmful content. If you write that you might hurt yourself, the helper will show you people you can talk to straight away.
If the helper says something that upsets you, stop using it and tell a teacher or email us.

What happens if the rules are broken

What we do depends on what happened and how serious it was. We might:

give you a warning
cancel an exam result
pause your account for a while
close your account.

We may also tell your parent or guardian or your school. If someone could be harmed, we may need to tell the police or other authorities.

If you think we made a mistake, you or your parent can ask us to look at it again by emailing support@atarise.com.au. You can read more in our Academic Integrity Policy.

If something feels wrong

If something on ATARISE or online makes you feel unsafe, worried or uncomfortable, you are not in trouble for speaking up. Tell a teacher, a parent or another adult you trust, or email us at support@atarise.com.au.

If you are in danger right now

Call 000 (police, ambulance or fire).

Kids Helpline (free, any time)1800 55 1800 Kids Helplinekidshelpline.com.au Report online bullying (eSafety Commissioner)esafety.gov.au/report Email ATARISEsupport@atarise.com.au

The full rules

These pages have more detail. A parent or teacher can help you read them.