We have had a great response to our new online magazine format. Teachers recognise that eStudies, now in its 18th year of publication, provides much-needed curriculum resources in a format that is more accessible to their students in the digital … Continue reading
The music performed by the Blackburn High School Band welcomed veterans, their families, VIPs and 250 school children from as far afield as Sale to the 72nd Anniversary Ceremony of the Darwin Defenders at the Melbourne Shrine of Remembrance on … Continue reading
We have just returned from filming more Australian History Mysteries segments in beautiful Tasmania. This is for the new units we are developing for Year 4 First Contacts and Year 5 The Australian Colonies. Sites included the Cascade Female Convict … Continue reading
We have decided to publish this educational resource, now in its 17th year, in e-magazine format to make it more accessible to your students in the digital age. We are proud to have produced more than 200 classroom units to … Continue reading
Ryebuck is pleased to be a 2013 finalist in the NSW Premier’s Awards. Judges comments include “This is an outstanding contribution to high school curriculum.” Learn more about the education kit and what the judges have to say about the What are the Mysteries of Lake Mungo? Educational Kit… Continue reading
Our team of dedicated professionals have been filming and researching around Australia to bring you the best Australian History Mysteries for the Australian Curriculum: History. Locations include Port Fairy, Harrow, the Rocks, The Endeavour, Mildura, Lake Condah, the National Museum of Australia, Canberra and Lake Mungo. When the weather improves we head to Tasmania and then up north to visit our Yunupingu family in Gove. Continue reading
After 18 years, 54 editions and more than 250 printed curriculum units sent free of charge to all secondary schools throughout Australia, it’s time for STUDIES to become a digital magazine. The first e-mag edition’s feature unit will be on … Continue reading
Australia in 1913 was a young nation, barely 12 years old and full of energy and ambition to build a glorious future. The inauguration of the new Federal Capital in March that year was celebrated as the creation of an … Continue reading
Seven case studies directly relevant to the National Curriculum: History Years 3 – 6 are now on the Australian History Mysteries subscription-based website. The website provides one case study – The Myths and Mysteries of the Crossing of the Blue Mountains – free of charge. Check out this case study and comprehensive summaries of the remaining case studies, including how they relate to the new national history curriculum, at AustralianHistoryMysteries.info. Continue reading
In this new Australian History Mystery we investigate the mysteries and myths surrounding the Crossing of the Blue Mountains – who did it, when and why it happened, why was it so important and do the monuments that commemorate the … Continue reading