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Destination outdoors: Primary school outdoor learning > The latest post on the Scootle Lounge explores outdoor learning in the primary years. It describes what outdoor learning is, how you can begin learning outdoors, and offers tips and suggestions for taking your class outside.
An open and free site, the Digital Technologies Hub supports Australian teachers, students and school communities to engage with the Australian Curriculum: Digital Technologies. It offers a range of resources, learning sequences, and case studies.
The Student Wellbeing Hub helps schools to build and sustain positive, respectful and supportive teaching and learning environments. The site provides a framework and resources to enhance student safety and wellbeing. It also features best-practice case studies and interviews with experts.
This open and free website provides a range of online and offline literacy and numeracy activities, games and videos for parents and carers to use at home with primary school students.
We recently launched our new system, found at www.scisdata.com.Key features include richer search capabilities, new vocabularies, online cataloguing requests, ease of download for print and digital content, and online invoicing and payments. For an overview of the new system, please watch our short video.
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