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.
Find out moreEncourage students to critically engage with media sources through a contextual exploration of multiculturalism and the immigration debate.
Find out moreIn the current global and media climate, understanding the facts about multiculturalism is more important than ever for our youth.
Find out moreHumans’ foray into artistic expression goes back some 30,000 years. ImageQuest traverses the last 250 with a look at the quirky, the disruptive and the downright bizarre.
Find out moreRevisit the Anzac legend and the indelible imprint it has left on the Australian and New Zealand psyche.
Find out moreHumans’ foray into artistic expression goes back some 30,000 years. ImageQuest traverses the last 250 with a look at the quirky, the disruptive and the downright bizarre.
Find out moreWith Lunar Chinese New Year in full swing, send your students on an exploration of the traditions behind this millennial old celebration.
Find out moreWhen carefully analysed in their historical context, wartime posters can be insightful primary sources that shed light on the perceptions, biases and events that led to their creation.
Find out moreBritannica helps to engage students of all ages in discussions about Remembrance Day, and to bring interest and relevance to this important national event.
Find out moreBritannica's editorial team have made further additions to our expanding collection of locally-sourced articles and media aligned to the Australian National or State Curriculums.
Find out moreHow do microbiologists see the world? Britannica ImageQuest throws a new perspective on the mundane with our microscopy collection.
Find out moreShake out the back-to-school lethargy in your students with this science activity guaranteed to bring down the (metaphorical) classroom roof.
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