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Two hexagonal shapes, one with an activity idea and the other with a cartoon of Old Parliament House, with two bees in the background and a group of three girls.

Help your hive thrive

How can we better support local bees?

A cartoon of Old Parliament House on top of a tree, a beehive hanging from its branch, and wildlife on and around the building.

Engaging with your local environment

Help students build connections with the animals and plants around them.

Activity ideas to connect with community and environment, with decorative bunting on a blue background.

Create, celebrate and connect

Engaging activity ideas to support young people connect with those around them.

Two blue squares with activities on making a difference, surrounded by bees and green plants.

Make a difference

Creative activity ideas for young people to support those around them.

Beige background with blue silhouettes of a moon, stars, a newspaper and radio, with the words 'Take some photographs - think about what is in them, how everything is arranged, and how they tell a story.

Digital savvy citizens

Activities to empower media literate citizens.

Media and meaning making school activity page.

Media and meaning making

Develop media literacy and critical thinking skills.

A badge with the words 'stop work to stop the war', on a blue background with the words 'How can songs inspire and unify?'

Protest music

Explore the power and role of music in the history of protest.

Orange background with a white rectangle in the middle where politicians in sports clothes play netball. The scoreboard reads zero all.

Political cartoons in the classroom

A comprehensive guide to the history, context and analysis of political cartoons.

Sports balls surround two cartoon squares featuring Anthony Albanese and Scott Morrison.

Draw a caricature

Caricatures can inspire conversations and draw attention to important issues in a creative way.

Our world our community school activity page.

Our world, our community: becoming global citizens

Empower students to take positive action and to be a changemaker in their school and community.

A lunchbox with a picture of the earth attached to the front, and the words 'What is one change you can make to your lunchbox so it is more sustainable?'

Sustainable changemakers – lunchbox citizens

Understand plastic waste as an issue, discuss sustainability and empower student voice and agency.

A woman with long brown hair and a green t-shirt holding a mobile phone, asking 'Where do you get your news and information? How do you engage with content online?' surrounded by green lightbulbs and social media icons.

Exploring media literacy

Introduce students to the importance of being media literate citizens.