Schools aim to prepare the next generation, but more young people feel like it's not for them. Here’s what we can do to turn things around.

QED: Cosmo's Casebook is a fun, educational game set in Ancient Rome during the final decades of the Roman Republic.

Across Australia, places are known for their Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander names. But what do they mean? Indigenous communities share the stories behind place names of their country.

Learn about the diverse languages, stories and Countries of Indigenous Australia.

Whether you’re singing to yourself, learning an instrument, playing in a band or singing in a choir, different music activities result in very different types of changes in mood.

Five short, easy and entertaining explainers about important financial concepts. Presented by Australian comedian, Gen Fricker. 

These resources are designed to encourage positive movement and health in schools. Give it a go!

Are your students budding reporters? Do they have a keen interest in photography or film making? Or maybe they're passionate about a particular topic or issue that's had a big impact on their lives. This is the competition for them!

Meet young farmers, discover how food is grown, explore agricultural technologies and learn how to cook with the produce.

In these ten-minute lessons, Australian teachers teach fundamental skills in Maths.

Studying a language allows one to see deeper cultural patterns that aren't necessarily accessible through learning about different foods, festivals and cultural traditions.

Over five genre-bending episodes, this series explores a range of contemporary parenting challenges — from teaching digital literacy to navigating sex and relationships and everything in between.

Learn all about water and the water cycle with this video series.

To determine the apex predator of the world, we first need to understand what types of predators there are, and what we mean by “apex”.

Making our education systems better will continue to be difficult unless we understand what the root causes of current underperformance of our school systems are. Pasi Sahlberg explains.