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GUIDE TO ACCESSING ACT EDUCATION RESOURCES
ACT Education has a strong working relationship with the Office of the eSafety Commissioner.
Given the changing environment, eSafety is focused on providing the most up to date material about maintaining online safety. Their homepage has a direct link to our latest information relevant to COVID-19. You can also sign up to their newsletter to keep up to date as new resources come online.
Featured Content:
Taronga Zoo Education TV
Students from preschool to PhD can study, explore and be inspired by the videos and accompanying virtual lessons.
Recycling with Binion! Interactive Online Session with ACT NoWaste
ACT NoWaste has designed an interactive online workshop available for P-2, 3-6 and 7-12 students across the ACT, delivered live by the ACT NoWaste Education Team. Sessions are available Monday to Thursday in Term 4. To book a free interactive 30 minute learning experience please contact bookings.nowaste@act.gov.au
These websites provide resources for learning about the environment and sustainability from a local ACT perspective. The Environment for Kids website is for students from years 4-6, and the Environment for Youth website is for years 7-10
ABC educational resources
Media | Literacy
Birrigai Outdoor School
Cultural Integrity | Outdoor Education
Developed by the team at Birrigai Outdoor School, this is a collection of resources and activities curated and adapted to simulate what education looks like at Birrigai.
Canberra Cultural Institutions
General | Arts | Science | History | Civics
Explore the rich collection of online resources and digital connections Canberra's cultural institutions have to offer for primary and secondary audiences.
