NAIDOC 2025 Resource
Celebrate NAIDOC 2025 with Lennox Monaghan as he chats about his experience on Windcatcher and the next generation of First Nations strength on screen.
Behind the Screen: Media Consumers & Creators Professional Development
Explore the stories that reflect your students’ lives and help them become the storytellers of the future in this free professional learning webinar.
Exploring Animation
Go behind the scenes with Eddie's Lil' Homies. Virtual learning for F - Year 3.
Writing RUNT with Craig Silvey
Join us for a special virtual talk with author and screenwriter Craig Silvey.
Consent & Respectful Relationships
Our new curated clip collection for all Year Levels is available now.
About ACTF Education
ACTF Education supports teachers and students engaging with quality Australian children’s content in educational contexts.
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Search ACTF Resources by Year Level, Learning Area, General Capabilities, Cross Curriculum Priorities as well as key words and themes.
Education Calendar
Explore upcoming key dates in the education year with accompanying resources and virtual learning events for students and teachers.
Bringing First Nations stories into the classroom for NAIDOC Week
Australian screen content to support tired children
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The ACTF supports the development of children’s television policy, distributes and invests in Australian children’s television series and supports new, innovative and entertaining children’s media. Learn more on the ACTF Corporate site.
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