The story that the ABC “fluffed the deal” for Bluey covers up the truth that broadcasters never want to pay what it costs to make children’s television. It is never valued at its true worth.

Inspired by Shaun Tan’s extraordinary storytelling worlds, the ACTF's resource - centred around the new television series - gives teachers flexible, curriculum-aligned ways to explore visual storytelling, critical thinking, creativity and emotional literacy.

Civics and citizenship education helps young people understand how our democracy works, what it means to participate in community life, and how everyday actions connect to fairness, rights and responsibilities. Children’s television is full of moments that capture the essence of civic life and help students see civics as something they live every day.

I made my first short film when I was 12 years old. Shot on my brother’s friend’s iPad and edited on iMovie, it was about a young girl in a dystopian...

Starting school is a big step for children and their families. Quality children’s screen content can help to make this change easier, introducing preschoolers to classroom routines and examples of friendships and problem solving in ways that reflect real-life school experiences.

Halloween is nearly upon us, and we’ve rounded up five of our spookiest episodes for your class.