Education News

Every year in March, countries around the world celebrate Women's History Month to acknowledge the women who have changed our society for the better. Do your students know the story of Wilhelmina Wylie, one of our first female Olympians?

Northern Territory educators can access complete series' of classic and contemporary children's programs and supporting resources to enhance learning in their classrooms.

Are you teaching primary History, Media Arts or Music for the first time this term? Find engaging teaching and learning ideas with ACTF resources.

The ACTF teaching resource for the new political comedy-drama series The PM's Daughter will be co-authored by Year 12 student and youth advocate Ahelee Rahman.

Throughout 2022, the ACTF and ACMI are collaborating to create a series of virtual workshops that will take you behind the scenes of your favourite Australian kids' TV shows.

The Australian Children's Television Foundation begins the 2022 school year with an expanded education offering, welcoming two educators who bring diverse knowledge, skills and partnerships to the organisation.

Our popular virtual learning events connect schools with media industry professionals and expertise, enriching and extending classroom instruction in English, Media Arts and other learning areas. Our past events are available to view on the ACTF YouTube channel.

Here are the five most viewed ACTF support materials this term. Could these popular teaching resources be used in your classroom next year?

Wanting to explore water safety concepts with young children in an engaging way? Let's hop down to Kangaroo Beach!

With the end of the school year fast approaching, many teachers are seeking resources that help students process the transition to a new year level or school. ACTF content will help students learn about the new environments, relationships, routines and expectations of their next step in schooling.