Do your students have something to say about the big issues impacting their lives? Do they want to put their writing, reporting and media making skills to the test? Our News In My Neighbourhood Competition is back for another year! 

Learn how to identify common literary techniques and how to use them in your own poems and stories.

Join us as we learn early number concepts to build number sense.  Explore the world of numbers and discover how to count, order and represent numbers in different ways.  

Join us as we visit the Hellenic Museum in Melbourne to explore the fascinating everyday lives of the ancient Greeks.

Learn how to identify common literary techniques and how to use them in your own poems and stories.

Gardening Australia Junior inspires children to get their hands dirty and explore the world around them. Learn about how sunflower seeds grow, the different parts of a leaf, how rain forms, and the power of poo and wee. 

Sing along with First Nations people as they share more songs using language from their Country. Learn words in the Yugambeh, Yawuru, Wiradjuri, Pitjantjatjara, palawa kani and Arrernte languages.

Let's Sing! brings you a whole new generation of songs and classroom resources for students, performed by some of Australia's biggest musical talents.  

GOAT Grammar games are perfect for teacher-guided group play, allowing students to play as a class or in small groups as they explore and discuss the grammar and antics of loveable goats. 

GOAT Maths games are perfect for teacher-guided group play, allowing students to play as a class or in small groups as they explore and discuss the maths and the antics of loveable goats.

Can you spot a fake? This interactive teaches you how to identify a fake news story then tests your lie detector skills.

Welcome to "The Toadstool Bistro", the hottest diner in Goblin Town. Use your maths skills to create fearsome feasts for the fussiest foodies!

What do you know about business introductions? In this lesson, we're going to learn what to say in English when you meet someone at a workplace or at a business meeting in real life or virtually.

Learning a new language can be challenging, scary and even messy. ELT consultant Antonia Clare explains why this is good for learners.

Have you thought about your learning goals for the new year? Is one of them to improve your English language skills? We spoke to two teachers who explain how to set different types of goals and more importantly, how to stick to them and achieve them.

Have you written down a recipe or provided step by step instructions to someone on how to use something before? This is known as a procedural text and it is very useful in daily life.