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Warning: This series is based on the death of a family member. Please use at your own discretion. Students should get permission from a guardian before viewing. Since her Dad passed away, Father's Day has become a tricky day for Grace. Everywhere she goes, she's reminded of the day and it's painful knowing that she can't celebrate it like other families. Father's Day makes her feel alone, isolated, and sad. But by reflecting on her life and family, she discovers a way to celebrate her Dad on Father's Day– bringing her closer to her Mum, as they create something special for themselves. Show Less

Warning: This series is based on the death of a family member. Please use at your own discretion. Students should get permission from a guardian before viewing. Grace wants to cook a meal for her Mum and has picked a dish that she has heard is good for you. But it doesn't go very well for her in the kitchen. There are many myths around food, what ones are good for us and which ones are bad, or how much we should or shouldn't eat. But with the help of her Dad, Grace discovers that food is more than just that – it's a way to connect with people you love. Show Less

Warning: This series is based on the death of a family member. Please use at your own discretion. Students should get permission from a guardian before viewing. Grace's afternoon is thrown into chaos when she can't find her mobile phone. She searches her bag thoroughly over and over, and re-traces her steps but to no avail. And that's when the panic sets in. Grace feels useless and frustrated at herself for forgetting and losing things – but mostly she is scared about telling her Mum and her reaction when she hears Grace has lost something very valuable. Can Grace's Dad help her find her lost property? Show Less

This song targets Australian students and helps them to recognise the relationship between food and lifestyle choices, and performance and wellbeing as they read, sing and learn positive behaviours surrounding exercise, nutrition, and healthy living. This curriculum-aligned song targets outcomes of curriculum documents and supports and integrates classroom learning across key subject areas. Show Less

Students read, sing and learn positive classroom behaviours, rules, and responsibilities. The song emphasises consideration for the safety and happiness of others, and is a perfect classroom management resource for reinforcing rules and expectations. This curriculum-aligned song targets outcomes of curriculum documents and supports and integrates classroom learning across key subject areas. Show Less

Students read, sing and learn positive behaviours and strategies for dealing with unacceptable behaviours such as bullying. This curriculum-aligned song targets outcomes of curriculum documents and supports and integrates classroom learning across key subject areas. Show Less

Confidence is a concept that you might struggle with—so how can you improve it? This Miniclip follows Pablo as he navigates his confidence and self-esteem in a range of contexts. By following five simple tips, you’ll see how setting goals, celebrating differences, persevering, and being constructive (instead of destructive!) will help you train your brain to be more confident! Show Less

Good relationships help you to be happy and healthy. They provide positive experiences and a supportive network, which help to boost confidence. But what does a good relationship look like? And what can you do if you’re experiencing a negative relationship? This Miniclip follows Chloe as she explores the characteristics of good and bad relationships, the benefits of surrounding herself with “superstars”, and practical tips on dealing with negative relationships. Show Less

People are always telling us to be healthy–but what does that actually mean? This Miniclip follows Maya as she learns how to create healthy habits involving her diet, sleep, physical activity, spending less time on her devices, and the value in finding a balance. Show Less

Have you ever been knocked down and found it difficult to get back up again? Or had something happen that was really tough to deal with and not known how to cope with it? This Miniclip follows Hugo as he learns to understand his challenging emotions better and explores ways to develop his resilience using four easy-to-follow tips—helping him to bounce back in the face of adversity! Show Less

Do you ever find it hard to get started on task? Maybe you struggle to find the drive to get things done? This might mean you have difficulties with motivation. This Miniclip follows Layla as she explores the difference between internal and external motivation, different reasons behind her lack of motivation, and how she can kick-start her motivation by following four simple tips! Show Less

Who are you? What makes you who you are? This Miniclip follows Sheng as he explores the different things that create his identity – including his values, hobbies, cultural background, religion, language, and personality. By following three simple steps, students will learn how to recognise their unique identity – and celebrate it! Show Less

Warning: This series is based on the death of a family member. Please use at your own discretion. Students should get permission from a guardian before viewing. Performing in public is an enormous trigger for nerves. There are many physical effects that occur in our bodies as adrenaline takes over, but there are techniques to help us relax. One of these is visualisation. Another is laughter. Can Grace overcome her stage fright with the help of her Dad? Show Less

Warning: This series is based on the death of a family member. Please use at your own discretion. Students should get permission from a guardian before viewing. Grace is excited to be going to her friend's place for a sleepover party. However, Grace doesn't always feel connected to the group. As the night progresses, Grace begins to feel tired and homesick, but is too embarrassed to admit it to her friends. With the help of her Dad's guidance, Grace discovers that being yourself while being part of a group can be challenging. Show Less

Warning: This series is based on the death of a family member. Please use at your own discretion. Students should get permission from a guardian before viewing. When Grace is faced with her first solo bus trip home from school, it’s a daunting prospect that makes her apprehensive and nervous. When she misses her stop and finds herself lost she becomes overwhelmed. However, with a strategy (and some help from her Dad) she finds her way back home safely. By developing her resilience, Grace realises that she’s able to achieve her goal. Show Less

Warning: This series is based on the death of a family member. Please use at your own discretion. Students should get permission from a guardian before viewing. Grace's day starts with an avalanche of text messages on her phone. Her friends seem to be cyber bullying one of their group, and they are keen for Grace to participate. But when more and more messages keep coming and Grace is starting to be attacked as well, she becomes overwhelmed and confused about what to do. How can she stay part of the group but not be involved in bullying? Show Less

Warning: This series is based on the death of a family member. Please use at your own discretion. Students should get permission from a guardian before viewing. At a party, Grace gets involved in a game of Truth or Dare. The truth questions are embarrassing, so Grace decides to pick dare. The dare she is challenged with is scary and dangerous, but she feels like she has to do it since she doesn't want to look like a “loser” in front of her friends. Even though the peer pressure is strong, Grace discovers that she always has a choice. Show Less

Just like we shower everyday, we should brush our teeth too! In this endearing animated Miniclip, your younger students will learn all about why we brush our teeth twice a day, the consequences if we don’t, how to brush properly, as well as additional healthy habits to help keep our teeth healthy and strong! Show Less

Rules are all around us, and children are constantly being reminded of them. But do they understand why these rules are in place? Or why they should follow them? In this Miniclip, your students will learn about the nature of rules, who makes them, and the purposes they serve in everyday life. The video provides an overview of the rules within the home, school, on the road, and at the swimming pool. Show Less

We all know eating healthy is important – but why? What are these mysterious “nutrients” that are hiding in these healthy foods? This fun animated Miniclip delves into the world of nutrients and how they help keep us healthy and energised! Your students will learn about the foods to include in their daily diet such as fats, carbohydrates, protein, vitamins and minerals, calcium, fibre, and water. With an understanding of the benefits to eating healthy, your students will be enjoying a balanced diet in no time! Show Less

This is a dangerous description of the perils faced when we do not make wise decisions when traveling. Take the ominous short cut or the safe way home? Approach a stranger or stay safe with friends? Keep yourself safe or prioritise your belongings? Fran and Francis make all these decisions and more…and with each step, Billy seems to walk ever closer to his doom. Show Less

Follow Billie’s tale of woe as she disregards the good advice of friends Sam and Samantha, who attempt in vain to teach her about taking responsibility for your own belongings. Students will learn about keeping valuable items safe and out of sight, and protecting personal information on their phones. Will Billie survive? Only time will tell… Show Less

In this ‘terrifying’ tale, Billie mysteriously turns up at Sam and Samantha's house in the middle of a thunderstorm. Ignoring all the house rules their parents have put in place, Billie wreaks havoc before suddenly vanishing after answering a knock on the front door - disappearing just as mysteriously as she had arrived. Show Less

This is a suspenseful tale about the consequences we face if we are not aware of our surroundings. Follow Billy’s journey to school as his friends try to help, but Billy ultimately does not listen. Through Billy’s misadventures, students will learn about the need to watch where you are walking, listen to the environment around you, follow road safety rules and keep track of your belongings. Show Less

Mary Ashton revives the joy of playing marbles for children at the Australian Marbles Championships event - as part of the yearly Brunswick Heads "Old and Gold" Simple Pleasures Festival. A delightfully funny, honest and heartwarming journey unfolds, as endearing school friends "knuckle down" to practice, compete, and shine in the competition. For some the social, emotional and physical challenges they faced and overcame along the way have been life changing. Show Less