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Senior Physical Education for Queensland Second Edition has been updated and carefully revised to fully align with the new 2025 syllabus and has an engaging new format with smaller, easily digested chapters to provide greater opportunities for students to test and revise their knowledge, reflect teaching requirements, simplify lesson planning and directly align with the syllabus dot points.

Investigating Legal Studies for Queensland Third Edition provides accessible and engaging coverage of the new syllabus, delivered with a range of new tools to lead to QCE success.

The second edition of Creative Inquiry: Visual Art for Queensland Senior Secondary Students has been extensively updated and revised to provide clear and detailed support for the new Visual Art syllabus. Still the perfect classroom resource, Creative Inquiry deciphers the required language, terminology and processes; provides practical information on interpreting the syllabus; and empowers students to confidently meet the requirements of their assessments, including the final external exam.

The new edition of Senior Ancient History for Queensland provides the most up-to-date curriculum content and assessment preparation to ensure students are fully prepared for success in their QCE Senior History studies.

Health and Physical Education for the Australian Curriculum is a complete resource package that encourages students to develop skills, knowledge and strategies in order to make healthy, safe and active choices in their lives.

Shortlisted 2017 EPAA Awards: Secondary Student Resource - Senior - English / Humanities / Languages / Arts / Technologies / H&PE

Watch our workshop "Aiming high in the HPE classroom" presented by Glenn Amezdroz

Developing food skills for life.

Updated to reflect the Design and Technologies: Food Specialisations strand as well as the Health and Physical Education food and nutrition focus area of the Australian Curriculum and state curricula, Food for You Third Edition equips students with the skills they need to thrive within the classroom and helps them to develop an ethical and responsible understanding of food choices for life outside of the classroom.

Practice IT for the Australian Curriculum is designed to keep students in step with the ever changing world of IT with easy-to-follow modules, engaging activities and a flexible structure.

Written to suit both the Australian Curriculum: Digital Technologies syllabus and the general ICT capability, Practice IT for the Australian Curriculum works both for stand-alone IT courses or for use across the curriculum.

Shortlisted 2017 EPAA Awards: Secondary Student Resource - Senior - English / Humanities / Languages / Arts / Technologies / H&PE

A fully-balanced and integrated approach to language, literature, and literacy for the Australian Curriculum.

Written for the Australian Curriculum, English for the Australian Curriculum privileges student experience, creative engagement with texts, moments of reflection and opportunities for deep thinking. The series provides a fully balanced and integrated approach to the study of language, literature and literacy, by drawing on the best in English teaching practice around the country.

An inquiry approach to appreciating our ancient past for the new Queensland Ancient History syllabus. 

Written explicitly for the new Queensland Ancient History syllabus by a highly experienced team of curriculum developers and practising teachers, Senior Ancient History for Queensland combines a source-based inquiry approach with selective narrative content to place each inquiry in context and bring history to life.

Watch our workshop on Resourcing for the new Ancient History Syllabus, presented by Michael Cocks

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Written by a highly experienced team of educators who understand the resources teachers require to comprehensively cover the new syllabus, Senior Modern History for Queensland equips students with powerful tools and skills to make the connection between history and its relevance to their lives, and to make wise decisions about their roles as global citizens.

Watch our workshop recording on Resourcing the Modern History Syllabus, presented by Brian Hoepper and Julie Hennessey