Child Safety Workshops
Frontline Child Safety
Aligned to NSW Mandatory Curriculum Requirements
What to Expect
This isn't a sit-down presentation. From the moment we walk in, kids are active, engaged, and doing — not watching. Every activity is age-appropriate, evidence-informed, and designed to start conversations that continue long after we leave.
What's included:
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Detective Avatar Build
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Real-World Safety Scenarios
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Interactive group challenges
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Kids Helpline introduction
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Take-home resource card for students and parents
Program options:
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No devices needed — our full program runs without any technology
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Stage 3 add-on — the Spot It Challenge, an interactive device-based game that puts online safety skills to the test in real time
Frontline Child Safety directly addresses the mandatory PDHPE child protection education requirements for Stage 2 (Years 3–4) and Stage 3 (Years 5–6) students.
The program covers all three mandatory child protection education themes:
• Recognising abuse — students identify warning signs and unsafe online situations
• Power in relationships — students understand grooming tactics and manipulation
• Protective strategies — students practise help-seeking and build trusted adult networks
The program also supports schools in preparing for the new PDHPE K–6 Syllabus (2024), which strengthens online safety content from Stage 1 onwards and becomes mandatory from 2027.
Practical Information
Duration
60 minutes — fits within a standard school session block
Equipment
We bring all materials. School provides the room and wifi access. Stage 3 option to have children on their devices/laptops to participate in online scenario based game.
Group size
10–15 students recommended. Larger groups by arrangement.
Parent attendance
Encouraged but not mandatory. Program works with parents only, students only, or both.
Space required
One main room with projector/screen + breakout space or corridor for avatar activity
Prior approval / WWCC
Full content overview, run sheet and presenter credentials provided to principal before any visit.
Working With Children Check held by all presenters.
The Safety Detective School Program covers everything from body safety and online risks to grooming awareness, trusted adults, and speaking up. Every student leaves with their own Safety Detective Card, scenario cards, activity sheets, and a certificate — practical tools they can actually use.
Optional add-on for Stage 3 students. Students bring their own laptop or device — no school equipment needed. The Spot It Challenge puts online safety skills to the test through an interactive, scenario-based game that gets kids thinking critically about what they see online.