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The Daniel Morcombe Foundation presents Australia's Biggest Child Safety Lesson #ABCSL — Recognise, React, Report

Australia’s Biggest Child Safety Lesson

Live 9:15am AEST 30 October 2026

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Watch previews and download companion guides from 19 October 2026

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Australia’s Biggest Child Safety Lesson

Australia’s Biggest Child Safety Lesson Previews

Jelly's Safety Circus Adventure
Early Years

Jelly’s Safety Circus Adventure

Jelly's latest adventure takes him to Rosie’s Safety Circus, a place full of sparkling lights and magical sounds. Ringmaster Rosie helps the children understand:

  • Everyone is the boss of their own body
  • It's always okay to say “No”
  • To tell a safe adult when something feels uncomfortable.
Carmody and Jay, ABCSL Lower Primary
Years 1 - 3

ABCSL Lower Primary

ABCSL for Lower Primary follows Carmody and Jay at a community sporting event, where they leave a supervised area and encounter a situation that makes them feel unsafe. The boys learn to:

  • Recognise body clues
  • Speak up when something doesn't feel right
  • Report to a safe adult.

The resource highlights child safe practice in action, including adults setting clear expectations, taking concerns seriously and helping children understand the impact of their actions.

Maya and Josh, ABCSL Upper Primary
Years 4 - 6

ABCSL Upper Primary

ABCSL for Upper Primary helps students build critical thinking skills when engaging with AI-generated content and using AI tools. Through everyday scenarios friends Maya and Josh learn to:

  • Question what AI tells them
  • Think critically and look for evidence
  • Protect their personal information
  • Know when to ask a safe adult for help.

More resources for your Day for Daniel activities

Keeping Kids Safe Resource Booklet cover

Keeping Kids Safe Booklet

The booklet contains age-appropriate activities suitable for children from early years to Year 6. These activities support open conversations, education and awareness and help children develop the skills to recognise, react to and report to unsafe situations.

Stills from the Adolescent Hub videos

Adolescent Hub

Youth-informed resources designed to help young people aged 13–15 recognise online harm, respond safely, and get support. It includes short videos and practical guidance for young people, parents and carers, and educators to respond to serious online harms, including sextortion and AI-generated image abuse.

Adolescent Hub

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