Education News

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April 19th 2018

Meet Mrs Gonsha with ACMI and the ACTF

Want to learn more about Heidi Arena, a.k.a Mrs Gonsha from Little Lunch? Register for ACMI Education's upcoming ‘Meet the Makers’ videoconference for schools!

April 19th 2018

New Education Package for ANZAC Day

The ACTF has compiled a range of engaging educational content related to ANZAC Day.

April 19th 2018

Registrations Open for Scriptwriting Workshops with ACMI

Delivered in partnership with the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, and generously supported by the Victorian Department of Education and Training, our popular virtual scriptwriting workshops are aimed at Year 5 and 6 students.

April 19th 2018

New Little Lunch Books in Stock

Great news for Little Lunch fans: the two most recent books in the series are now available in the ACTF Education shop.

March 26th 2018

Mustangs FC Cast Talk Gender, Diversity and Representation with Students

On March 23, cast members of teen drama series Mustangs FC visited the ACTF to participate in a live, online Q&A for schools Australia-wide.