2011-12 ACTF Annual Report is now online
The Australian Children’s Television Foundation reports annually on its performance to meet five key corporate objectives; Production and Development, Policy, Access and Distribution, Education and Accountability.
The past financial year has been summarised in the 2011-12 Annual Report (2MB pdf file) which is available now for download. We hope you enjoy the 30th Anniversary design theme...
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May 16th 2024
ACTF welcomes Federal Government funding boost
The Australian Children’s Television Foundation welcomes the additional investment of $14.5 million over four years announced by Minister for the Arts Tony Burke to support Australian children’s content.
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Consent and Respectful Relationships: Screen texts to support learning
Our resources related to consent and respectful relationships education are regularly sought out by teachers. Many ACTF-supported series and resources can support learning in primary and secondary classrooms.
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Feature film Windcatcher now available
Certain to become a classroom favourite, the new family feature film Windcatcher, starring Jessica Mauboy and talented newcomer Lennox Monaghan, is now available to stream on Stan.