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Keeping NSW Children Safer Online.

Evidence-based online safety workshops for primary schools, OOSH, Community groups and families — delivered by former NSW Police Child Protection officer with over 25 years

experience working with children. 

82,764

Online child exploitation reports to Australian Federal Police in 2024–25

1 in 8
Australian children coerced into producing explicit material online

84%
of Australian 8–12 year olds are on social media despite the under-13 age restriction

Source: Australian Federal Police 2025 | eSafety Commissioner 2025 | AIC Survey 2024

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The risk is real.

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Online grooming and sextortion are not rare events. In Australia, reports to the AFP jumped 41% in a single year. In 2025–26 eSafety issued legally enforceable notices to Roblox, Minecraft, Fortnite and Steam over child safety failures. Your Stage 2 and Stage 3 students are at exactly the age when this risk becomes acute.

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Delivered by a practitioner.

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This program is not built from a textbook. Jennifer Kendell spent 12 years as a NSW Police Child Protection detective investigating crimes against children. 

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Aligned to your curriculum.

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The program directly addresses mandatory PDHPE child protection outcomes for Stage 2 and Stage 3 — child safety, decision making, help-seeking and online safety. Full curriculum mapping document available on request.

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✔ Working With Children Check — Paid Worker clearance held by all presenters

✔ Public Liability Insurance — Certificate of currency available on request

✔ NSW-registered business | ABN: 35 860 729 839

✔ Content overview and run sheet provided to principal prior to every visit

Follow us @frontlinechildsafety

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