Tertiary Catalogue

This inspiring film celebrates the courage and resilience of those who, for over a century, have fought for the right of Aboriginal children to public education. It traces the journey from when discrimination, prejudice and outright racism deprived Aboriginal children of the right to learn. It highlights the pioneers whose courage, conviction and determination that is contributing to a more equal and richer public education system to the benefit of all. It is a story of the remarkable recent rise of Aboriginal teachers and the community they inspire – the students they nurture and support in our public education system, the culture they share and the positive impact they make to a more inclusive and fairer Australian society. The stories in the film are told with compelling honestly that recalls the grave injustices and enormous challenges that Aboriginal people have confronted to provide a better future for not only their children and descendants but for all Australians too. Show Less

Every 7 minutes a child is being bullied on the playground. The noise of bullying echoes across our nation every day. The cries of victims fill the halls and school yards in every town. The goal of the bully is to take advantage of, and take control over, the victim. Bullying is here because we accept it, normalize it, and tolerate it. The good news is that the behavior of a bully is learned - and it can be unlearned. Show Less

There are some good office practices that will keep us safe and healthy when we’re at work, from keeping your workplace tidy, to maintaining good hygiene practices to avoid cross-contamination. This snippet demonstrates workers keeping walkways and exits clear, cleaning office equipment, maintaining a tidy workstation, and washing dishes and hands. Show Less

Even an office environment can present many manual handling risks. Using correct manual handling posture and techniques reduces the risk of injury. This snippet demonstrates a number of regular office tasks which are a common cause of injury. This is mainly due to incorrect manual handling posture and twisting of the body while lifting and carrying. This snippet demonstrates the correct way to complete these tasks while maintaining correct manual handling posture and techniques. Show Less

D.R.S.A.B.C.D. (DRSABCD) is an emergency action plan that consists of seven steps. By remembering and using this acronym, it can assist you in delivering a safe and effective rescue for yourself, casualties and bystanders. This health and safety training video snippet demonstrates an individual finding an unconscious breathing person in an office environment and following the D.R.S.A.B.C.D. procedure: Danger, Response, Send for help, Airway, Breathing, CPR, Defibrillation. Following on from First Aid: Unconscious Casualty snippet, it explains the 'C' and 'D' (CPR and Defibrillation) steps in more detail. Show Less

Finding a person who has had a fall or been injured in the workplace requires action. This snippet demonstrates a worker finding a colleague who has fallen off a ladder, and is able to assist. They check for responsiveness and keep the casualty still and supported. They call emergency services for help and remain with casualty, speaking to them to gather information about the incident, and monitoring their condition until help arrives. Show Less

Loading and unloading a fleet vehicle is a daily task. Lifting items into and out of the car can cause injury or strain if correct manual handling techniques are not used. This safety snippet demonstrates loading and unloading the boot of a car minimising the risk of injury or strain. Important points are shown by a pause in the snippet or a highlight symbol to emphasise key points. Show Less

Assisting a person who has been bitten by a snake requires immediate action. You do not need to be first aid trained to provide basic assistance. It is critical not to move the casualty unless they are in danger. This health and safety training video snippet complete presentation demonstrates how to attend to a snake bite victim by applying the pressure immobilisation technique. Show Less

Scalds are commonly the result of domestic or kitchen accidents. This health and safety training video shows an office worker managing a scald to the hand. This health and safety training video snippet shows an office worker managing a scald to the hand with the assistance of a colleague. Show Less

Legal drugs and alcohol are a part of many people's lives. Alcohol is processed by each person differently so it is important to be aware of this and understand how it affects you. Legal drugs, whether over the counter or by prescription, can have side effects which affect your ability to drive and work safely. This health safety training video snippet outlines the key points to make you aware of how alcohol and drugs can affect you and provide guidance for staying safe. Show Less

The purpose of cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR, is to keep oxygenated blood flowing around the body to keep the vital organs alive until emergency services or medical aid arrives. This safety snippet outlines how to administer CPR if you find a casualty who is unconscious and not breathing. Show Less

Step ladders are used in the office to access items that are at a higher level. This avoids over-stretching and the risk of injury. Using ladders however, can be hazardous with falls from ladders being a common cause of workplace injury. Risks include over-reaching, stepping incorrectly on or off a ladder, not maintaining three points of contact or carrying items alone that are too heavy. This safety snippet demonstrates the use of a step ladder in an office environment to reach for an item on the top shelf of a bookcase. It highlights the correct method of stepping on and off the ladder. It also demonstrates good lifting techniques when performing a manual handling task. Show Less

Hand trolleys are used to move heavy items from one place to another. This avoids carrying heavy items. It also saves making a number of trips or carrying heavy items for a prolonged period. Lifting heavy items can be hazardous with back injury and strains being a common cause of workplace injury. Correct manual handling techniques will reduce the risk of injury. This safety snippet demonstrates the use of a hand trolley in an office environment. It highlights the correct manual handling method for lifting onto and off the trolley, how to stack items safely on the trolley and how to move the trolley using good techniques when performing a manual handling task. Show Less

The autism spectrum covers a complex range of conditions. Understanding the characteristics of autistic behaviour and its neurological causes is essential for effective interaction and communication with people with autism. This programme takes a first-hand look at a highly effective school-based programme for students with autism and presents perspectives from parents, teachers and other professionals. Show Less

Filmed at an industry-leading childcare centre, that specialises in early childhood education we explore practical ways that childcare centres can create and implement a sustainable environmental focus to their work. This inspiring centre Bonkers Beat not only embodies sustainability in its operations but it actively supports children and their parents to connect with and contribute to their environment. The programme explores three key areas aligned to Sustainable Practices unit (CHCECE025) Related to Community Services, Diploma of School Age Education and Care, Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care and Certificate IV in School Age Education and Care. In particular how to develop a sustainability management plan, how to engage children with their natural environment and how to implement and embed sustainable practices. Show Less

This video resource looks at various aspects of the early years setting from the basics of health and safety to areas of employment within this rewarding industry. The topics of preventing accidents, controlling infections, and types of early years settings are highlighted as well as career pathways and the roles of workers in different early years settings. This video resource has additional support notes with questions and answers for your students and includes interviews with personnel working in the industry which shows a true reflection of life working in the early years sector. Show Less

This safety training video snippet shows workers using the handrail when using stairs in order to reduce the risk of tripping. Good workplace practices protect people from a variety of possible injuries including injuries caused by tripping. Tripping on stairways is a common workplace injury. Gripping the handrail when walking up or down stairs, provides added support, stability and security. Three points of contact is a good practice on stairways – two feet on steps and one hand on rail at all times. Show Less

This safety training video snippet provides guidance for the manual handling of lifting and carrying boxes and light objects. It is important to use the correct posture and technique when lifting boxes and objects. This helps reduce an injury for this kind of task. Show Less

The recovery position is a safe and stable position for an unconscious breathing person, helping to minimise any further harm to them. This health and safety training video snippet demonstrates how to place a casualty into the recovery position, while maintaining your own good posture and avoiding unnecessary strain. It also covers techniques for moving a pregnant woman and a person larger than yourself into the recovery position. Show Less

D.R.S.A.B.C.D. (DRSABCD) is an emergency action plan that can be used if you find an unconscious person. You do not need to be trained in First Aid to implement the D.R.S.A.B. components of this plan. This safety snippet demonstrates an individual finding an unconscious breathing person in the workplace and following the D.R.S.A.B. aspects of this procedure. CPR and Defibrillation are only required if the casualty is not breathing. Show Less

Catch a glimpse into a variety of careers that work directly with the growth and development of children. The Child Development Careers programme allows viewers to discover the benefits and challenges of working with children through personal interviews of people working in various child development careers, including a storyteller and children's librarian, paediatrician, YWCA director, Montessori school administrator, paediatric occupational therapist, and speech pathologist. Show Less

Teenagers are an online population. They use the Internet, mobile phones, instant messaging, and text messaging to talk to friends, gather information, post photos, check out sports scores, and practice their social skills on a larger population. However, this tech-savvy generation faces extensive exposure to cyberbullying. Cyberbullying is not an uncommon occurrence among teens and the incidence is increasing. This programme examines the types and effects of cyberbullying, real life stories of victims and their perpetrators as well as protective strategies to combat this serious crime for the youth of today. Show Less

'My Digital Life' explores the challenges and opportunities that the digital age and the popularity of social media offer. This thought-provoking programme discusses the issues of privacy and the digital footprint, the proven side effects of multitasking and learning, especially on students, and a discussion on whether it is better to be wired in or unplugged. We hear from students and professionals as they discuss the positive and negative effects of spending large amounts of time keeping digitally up-to-date, and the strategies they are implementing to remain in control. This is essential viewing for all users of social media to assist in developing important skills in managing it effectively. Show Less

Bullying is repeated intimidation. It's unacceptable and illegal. In this entertaining episode, Serena expects Marcus to stamp out bullying within his department. Marcus is shocked that bullying exists in his team, and takes a radical approach to bullying awareness. He challenges people to bully each other so they can discuss the feelings that arise. Some team members seem rather skilled at the task while others struggle to cope. Marcus reinforces that bullying cannot be tolerated in the team. Learning outcomes include: Make prevention training a priority, clarify what constitutes bullying, ensure everyone feels safe and make sure all bullying is stopped. Show Less

Bullying is the most frequently occurring form of violence in schools. Bullying by, and against, girls is as commonplace as it is among boys, but often takes different forms. Girls are usually less physical than boys – their bullying is far more commonly psychological and emotional. However, the effects can be seriously damaging – in the worst case scenarios leading to long-lasting depression, self-harm and even suicide. This programme examines the nature of bullying generally, bullying directed at girls, its impact, why bullies behave the way they do and protective strategies for girls and bullying. It features renowned adolescent psychologist, Dr Michael Carr-Gregg, as well as dramatized scenarios and vox pops. It is aimed at students in lower and middle secondary levels, and makes a valuable resource to deliver some important messages about this serious issue. Show Less