Education News

It’s revolutionised the world of creative play, introduced new terms into the Australian vernacular, and seen American children adopting an Aussie accent. Now, researchers have found that Bluey is also teaching young viewers how to be resilient. But Bluey isn’t the only kids' show teaching important social and emotional skills.

NAIDOC Week is an opportunity for students to celebrate and champion First Nations screen stories. The official week is 6 - 13 July 2025, with schools planning for activities throughout the year.

Are your students struggling to focus as we approach the end of term? These screen stories and supporting resources will engage and entertain students and take the stress out of lesson planning.

In today’s increasingly diverse and media-rich classrooms, finding effective and engaging ways to teach consent is more important than ever. Screen texts are uniquely powerful tools for supporting these vital conversations in schools.

Understanding why and how we all play a part in our democratic society is an integral part of the education ecosystem. One way to engage Australian school children in civics and citizenship is to explore the subject through relevant screen content.

Celebrate International Women's Day with inspiring Australian screen stories for all ages, showcasing strong and diverse female characters. Click now!

Discover our top 5 popular education resources for 2024, supporting students from Foundation to Year 12 in various subjects.

Explore engaging virtual workshops for your primary class to learn about screen storytelling from industry professionals.

Explore Australian films and series perfect for your class. Engage with diverse content and free teaching resources.

Explore ACTF Learning Calendar for engaging screen-based resources aligned with Australian Curriculum for Term 4 planning.