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Bushfires and climate change

The summer of 2019-20 has been a horrific one for bushfires in Australia. Help your students understand the causes and science of bushfires, and meet the people fighting — and recovering from — the phenomenon.

Earth and environment

Geography

News and Current Affairs

Science

Sustainability

Get started with primary school clips

With classroom-ready clips for term 1, put some of the big issues of the summer in context, and discuss Lunar New Year, Australia Day, Safer Internet Day, Clean Up Australia Day and Harmony Day as well.

Asia and Australia

Critical Thinking

Geography

History

Intercultural Understanding

News and Current Affairs

Sustainability

Women and social change

Learn how the role of women has changed over time and how people have fought for their civil rights in a collection to mark International Women's Day.

Civics and Citizenship

News and Current Affairs

Personal and Social Capability

Migration and population change

Find out how migration and population trends have changed Australia and it's culture through this curated collection.

Civics and Citizenship

News and Current Affairs

All about autism for secondary students

Autism is a condition that affects the way an individual relates to his or her environment and their interaction with other people. Get insights into the lives of individuals living with autism.

News and Current Affairs

Personal and Social Capability

The digital age for secondary students

Use this playlist to help students to understand how digital devices work around them. Discover the latest emerging technologies and the affect on individuals from the rise of the digital world.

Design and Technologies

Digital technologies

News and Current Affairs

Refugees

Gain new insights into the lives of the diverse individuals who seek asylum in Australia and around the world with this collection of clips and documentaries.

Asia and Australia

Intercultural Understanding

Languages

News and Current Affairs

Oceans and marine life

The ocean serves not only as Earth's lungs, but is also home to nanoarchaeum equitans, the world's smallest living organism, and the gigantic blue whale, the largest creature to have ever lived. See why the sea is so important in this timely collection marking World Oceans Day.

Biology

Geography

News and Current Affairs

Science

Sustainability

Indigenous land rights

Explore changing experiences of democracy and citizenship through the stories of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, focusing on land rights and the significance of Mabo Day.

History

Indigenous Australians

News and Current Affairs

Royal weddings

A royal wedding is a marriage ceremony involving members of royal family. This week we are celebrating the royal event the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Civics and Citizenship

Intercultural Understanding

Modern history

News and Current Affairs

The holy month of Ramadan

Ramadan, the ninth month in the Islamic calendar, is a special time for Muslims. See how the community fasts from dawn and dines together come sunset with Behind the News and Compass. (ACHASSK065,VCHHK077)

Intercultural Understanding

Languages

News and Current Affairs

Religious studies