There’s plenty new on ClickView this September for schools across Australia and New Zealand, with something for every classroom. Set the mood for focused study with primary learners using our game-inspired Music to Study To, or get hands-on with secondary students in the new Chemistry Experiments series — and that’s just the beginning of this month’s releases

What’s new?

This month we have added 411 new videos to ClickView in Australia and 410 new videos New Zealand. Learn all about this month’s featured releases below.

Spotlight on New Content

This month we are highlighting new original content for both primary and secondary students, including a chemistry series which demonstrates practical chemical experiments and a new series of study music that’s suitable for all levels.

Primary School Highlights

Music to Study To: Game-Inspired (Australia)(New Zealand)

Set the mood for focused study or relaxation with these instrumental tracks inspired by music from video games. Choose from short- and long-form videos, each paired with unique, peaceful imagery of block-made worlds.

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Producer Comment

Vicky Lee, Commissioning Lead

Music to Study To is a great resource for classroom study time or private self-study. With a variety of music genres and track lengths, there’s something for everyone.

Secondary School Highlights

Chemistry Experiments (Australia)(New Zealand)

Featuring practical demonstrations, this series explores a variety of lab skills and different chemistry experiments, analysing exactly what’s happening in each one.

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New and Featured Content Partners

From the journeys of historical explorers to renewable energy and the animal kingdom, this September’s featured partners bring new series spanning history, science, and values for primary students.

In the Footsteps of History

In the Footsteps of History takes students of all ages on a journey into the lives of important historical figures such as Marco Polo (Australia)(New Zealand), Hatshepsut (Australia)(New Zealand), Ibn Battuta (Australia)(New Zealand) and Matthew Henson (Australia)(New Zealand).

TMW Media

This month two new series have been added to TMW Media aimed at younger students. Kids Planet (Australia)(New Zealand) reinforces values and manners for children in an easy and fun way, while Animal DNA (Australia)(New Zealand) takes a look at some of the unique and varied species that make up the animal kingdom.

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Explore how the sun and wind have helped shape civilisation, and how Australia and other countries around the world are using them to develop renewable energy in Planet Sun (Australia)(New Zealand) and Planet Wind (Australia)(New Zealand).

Movies + TV Highlights

September’s film and documentary additions have been curated to spark meaningful discussion in the classroom.

Ocean advocate Kal Glanznig travels around Australia lifting the veil on plastic waste in The Plastic Country (Australia)(New Zealand). On a mission to understand the impact of plastic pollution on waterways and oceans, Kal meets with experts who explain how plastic infiltrates not only fragile ecosystems, but our bodies and health.

Tradition and gender roles are challenged in the fearless documentary Cutting Through Rocks (Australia)(New Zealand). Following trailblazer and councilwoman Sara Shahverdi, the film documents her fight to empower young girls and end child marriage in an Iranian village.

Analyse themes of grief, love, and identity in the deeply moving film Hamnet (Australia only). A cinematic experience portraying the inspiration behind Shakespeare’s Hamlet, the film offers a unique text comparison to its original source material, weaving together a story of love and loss.

For New Zealand learners, follow a new generation of Māori peoples integrating traditional culture in Australian society in M.I.A: Māori in Australia. Each episode explores a unique personal journey, as those navigating careers and life in Australia explore ways to honour their Māori identity outside New Zealand.

Curation and Special Events

This month’s new Topics for Primary students explore the magical world of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, key events and experiences of World War II and how telescopes and satellites help us explore and understand space. Secondary students can explore mindfulness and self-regulation, develop a positive understanding of body image, and learn about First Nations perspectives on mental health.

Primary Topics

The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe topic cover — The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe

World War II topic cover — The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe

Secondary Topics

Mindfulness and Self Regulation topic cover — Mindfulness and Self Regulation

Body Image topic cover — Mindfulness and Self Regulation

October Special Events Topics

Mark your calendars for these upcoming special days and explore related resources to integrate across the curriculum.

Browse the full calendar for more special events here.

Featured Resource: Vocabulary Practice

Move vocabulary from passive recognition to active use with this one-page resource. It nudges vocabulary understanding up a level by asking students to define terms in their own words and use them in context.

Supports skills in:

Subject-specific vocabulary building
Defining and explaining key terms in own words
Applying vocabulary

Why use it?

Deepens subject-specific vocabulary understanding
Encourages students to demonstrate understanding, not just memorise definitions
Creates a handy reference students can return to for revision and related tasks
Best used after the video to consolidate the key terms introduced

Try it with the video Four Spheres: Part 2 (Hydrosphere and Atmosphere)(Australia)(New Zealand) from the series Crash Course Kids: Earth’s Spheres and Natural Resources (Australia)(New Zealand).

Ready to explore?

From renewable energy with Planet Sun and Planet Wind to the chemistry lab and beyond, September’s releases reach every corner of the classroom across Australia and New Zealand. Everything’s live on ClickView now, so log in and see what fits your upcoming lessons.

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