Come and meet the greatest characters of all time!

‘The greatest stories’ is a study of character through some of the most memorable stories ever created for children. Students will enjoy learning about internationally renowned characters such as Winnie the Pooh, The Cat In The Hat, Peter Rabbit, Woody and Buzz and the Toy Story crew, before focussing on Australian characters such as Snugglepot and Cuddlepie, the ‘green sheep’ and the indigenous Mimis from Dreamtime stories.

Students will learn what makes a good narrative character, how we learn from their stories and why, if we work together, we can achieve great things.

Welcome to the circus

'Under the big top' is an exploration of all things diverse, exciting, thought-provoking and sometimes confronting. Take your students on a magical trip through time to learn more about P. T. Barnum’s original circus and how the circus has evolved over time.

Practise traditional circus skills or explore the use of music and contemporary dance in modern circus shows.

Take a trip through a hall of mirrors and explore poetic techniques to paint pictures in our minds

Recognise that being different is actually a fabulous way to be, with everyone known, valued and cared for.

Good game! Thanks for playing!

‘Game on!’ is a journey through the past, present and future of video games, from the golden age of arcade games – Pac-Man, Tetris, pinball and Pokémon – and ponder: Where we are headed next?

Examine the phenomenon that is video game card trading and create a class set of trading cards filled with descriptive language and detailed images.

Immerse your students in the genre of video game music and draw comparisons with classical pieces.

Debate the relevance of video game classifications and deconstruct video game addiction.

Investigate real world applications for video games.