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Anzac Day: Resources for Public Libraries
Tell the Anzac story in your library with activity ideas, non-fiction resources and Britannica's recommended book list for kids and teens.
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Teaching with Britannica School: The World’s Cultural Diversity
Helping Australian teachers promote inclusivity and intercultural understanding among students. Download your free lesson plan!
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Classroom Activities: Biodiversity
Celebrate the wonders of Earth's biodiversity with resources and activities from Britannica School.
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Classroom Activity: Infectious Diseases
What is bacteria? How do viruses reproduce? Introduce your students to the science behind infectious diseases.
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Classroom Activity: Bushfires and the Impact on Wildlife
Teach about the impact that bushfires have on native wildlife and the importance of conservation.
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World Book Day Resources for Australian Libraries
Get your free Britannica Library learning toolkit to help young readers explore the wonderful world of books and their authors.
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Classroom Activities: All About Water!
Help students develop their own understanding of the water cycle, as well as the important role that water plays in ensuring our survival.
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NAIDOC Week Talks: Author Cathy Craigie
Britannica honours NAIDOC Week with a series of conversations with inspiring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander educators.
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NAIDOC Week Talks: Education Consultant Sally Lawrence
Sally Lawrence is committed to giving every student in Australia the opportunity to learn more about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.
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Educator
NAIDOC Week Talks: Education Officer Aboriginal Education David Ella
David Ella, the Education Officer Aboriginal Education for the Diocese of Broken Bay, is leading Spiritual Pilgrimages across Australia to help his Aboriginal students improve learning and career outcomes
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Primary School
Classroom Activities: National Reconciliation Week (Years 3-8)
This National Reconciliation Week, take the opportunity to help schools and communities recognise and communicate the truth of Australia’s colonial history.
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High School
Classroom Activities: National Reconciliation Week – The Mabo Decision (Years 7-10)
National Reconciliation Week in Australia ends on June 3rd every year, a date purposefully chosen to commemorate an important milestone in the continuing journey towards reconciliation: the High Court Mabo Decision.
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