K-6 lesson booklet
Electric Kids
As part of our commitment to public safety, Endeavour Energy is dedicated to educating students on electrical safety.
Electricity Safety Week
Electricity Safety Week is designed to raise awareness of electrical hazards and help teachers meet the K-6 syllabus outcomes for PDHPE and Science and Technology.
Electricity Safety Week is celebrated across the state in Term 3, helping students understand how to stay safe around electricity through practical, curriculum-aligned classroom activities and prizes.
This year Electricity Safety Week will be held from the 7th - 11th of September.
Registrations for the 2026 program will open soon. For more information or to be notified when registrations open, please email ekids@primarycommsgroup.com.au.
Electricity Safety Week resources
Electricity Safety Week resources can be downloaded here:
Get coding with the Scratch coding game
The popular Scratch coding project for Years 3 and above, produced in collaboration with Code Club Australia powered by the Telstra Foundation, is back.
Scratch coding is a block-based visual coding language used to teach programming to primary-aged students in a fun, simple way. It’s easily accessible and free to use on scratch.mit.edu.
Help students become an electricity safety coding wiz
Our Scratch project is aligned to the Digital Technologies curriculum. It is designed to be delivered in a 45-minute lesson, to help students create an interactive game about electricity safety. Teachers can use the step-by-step lesson guide with key curriculum outcomes, as well as a starter project already developed in Scratch.
Electricity and Safety Unit for Years 5 and 6
Endeavour Energy has developed an Electricity and Safety Unit for Years 5 and 6, that is aligned with the NSW Science and Technology Stage 3 syllabus.
Developed in collaboration with the NSW Department of Education, the resources include a downloadable lesson book and four interactive whiteboard lessons, with embedded videos, virtual experiments and interactive diagrams to engage your students in learning about electricity and how to be safe around it.
Interactive safety expert videos
Join our safety trainer Warwick, for two 15-minute interactive sessions on electrical safety. Students will need a pen and paper to participate in activities throughout the sessions.
Electrical safety outside
Electrical safety inside
Billy Sparks and the wonder of electricity
A curious junior scientist inspired by his dad, a powerline worker, as he learns how electricity powers everyday life and why safety matters. Through relatable situations at home and in the community, Billy discovers how to stay safe around powerlines, underground cables, and electrical equipment while learning to care for the environment. With friendly explanations and practical tips, the story encourages young readers to make smart choices, recognise danger, and appreciate the everyday heroes who keep our communities safe and connected - showing that with knowledge and care, electricity can power a bright future.
Fun activities
We have developed some at-home learning resources to help students, teachers and parents participate in Electricity Safety Week anywhere, anytime. These resources are available year-round. Check them out!
Electric Kids competitions
Endeavour Energy has fun competitions with great prizes to be won! Win one of two $500 prizes for your school’s P&C association, as well as a $100 individual prize for the winning students.
The 2026 Electricity Safety Week competitions will open soon. Keep an eye out for registration dates as schools must be registered for Electricity Safety Week to be eligible to enter competitions.
Congratulations to our 2025 winners
We were positively charged to receive 677 high-voltage entries for our 2025 Be an Electric Kid Competitions! Congratulations to our winnings students who have won $500 prizes for their school P&C associations and a $100 prize for themselves!
A big round of applause to all the entrants; the competition was electrifyingly tough!
