Take a look at the new Respectful Relationships Education (RRE) hub for practical information you can use to help your child establish safe, healthy and respectful relationships.
The fun, interactive app explores social and emotional skills for children aged 3 to 8 which are critical when making friends, getting along with others and dealing with difficult situations. Download the free app and resources from Bullying. No Way!
Queensland state school staff and students can download free copies of the latest Microsoft Office 365 applications.
Parents and carers can help children have a safe and positive online experience with a range of resources available.
Schools and families play an important role in providing students with the skills and knowledge to build healthy and safe relationships. Information and resources for high school students, parents and school staff can be found on the Respectful Relationships Education (RRE) hub.​
Bullying prevention can start in the early childhood years through the helpful guidance of parents and educators.
If you access teaching resources through Improve and Scootle, from Education Services Australia (ESA), you will be affected by upcoming changes to these online resources.
Supporting teachers and students to connect and continue learning during school closures or disruptions. Learning continuity planning has information you need for moving your classroom online and working with school colleagues.
As part of Indigenous English as an additional language or dialect (IEAL/D), view the video My Language Matters which raises awareness of the unique language challenges some Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students face.
The Digital Careers program aims to increase the number of ICT professionals in Australia by promoting ICT study options and careers.
Supports Queensland state school teachers to meet renewal of registration requirements with the Queensland College of Teachers (QCT).
Scootle provides Australian teachers and students with access to online digital curriculum resources from the National Digital Learning Resources Network (NDLRN).
All Queensland state school staff and students can now download multiple free copies of the latest Microsoft Office to their personal home computers and mobile devices.
The Department of Education, in partnership with the Daniel Morcombe Foundation, has developed the Daniel Morcombe Child Safety Curriculum for Queensland students.
A Queensland handwriting resource for lower primary contains QCursive fonts, editor software (to process unjoined to joined characters), and style and joining rules.
Offers a range of digital materials to encourage a love of reading, to support teaching and learning and professional development.
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