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21/09/2026

Hear from Mathematics and Statistics for Aotearoa New Zealand Programme Consultant Erin Doleman about the approach we took and the key priorities that shaped the development of the new edition. We're excited to see it enter classrooms from Term 1, 2027.

If you placed your order with Oxford through the Make It Count programme and would like early access to our digital platform, please reach out to us via https://www.oup.com.au/contact

Clear, accessible and focused on readability, Ethics and Legal Professionalism in Australia (Fourth Edition) helps stude...
17/09/2026

Clear, accessible and focused on readability, Ethics and Legal Professionalism in Australia (Fourth Edition) helps students develop their ‘moral compasses’ and engage with the complex ethical challenges facing the legal profession today.

Featuring new material on emerging ethical issues and real-world events, it goes beyond compliance to encourage critical discussion and debate.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4isZVDX

16/09/2026

What does great Humanities teaching look like in action?

Dr Nathaniel Swain recently visited Ripponlea Primary School to teach a lesson using Oxford Connections: People and Places, demonstrating how rich content, purposeful discussion, reading and writing work together to deepen student understanding.

By encouraging students to think, talk, read and write throughout every lesson, teachers can build strong Humanities knowledge while making learning visible.

“There’s rich content and rich ways in which students can interact with that content… allowing students to show their understanding really clearly.”

Want to learn more about Oxford Connections?
Download the free Evaluation Pack at https://www.oup.com.au/connections

The countdown to QCE external assessments is on! Here are some quick tips on how to prepare for your Unit 3 & 4 exams wi...
09/09/2026

The countdown to QCE external assessments is on! Here are some quick tips on how to prepare for your Unit 3 & 4 exams with Oxford Study Buddy Revision and Exam Guides ➡️

Written by expert teachers and examiners, Oxford Study Buddy contains targeted revision notes, worked examples, examiner's tips, plenty of practice questions, and detailed marking advice to help you best prepare for your exams.

The series covers QCE Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology, Mathematics, and Physical Education. Find your Study Buddy today at https://bit.ly/3V3Bymt

08/09/2026

For Bunjima woman Caitlin Smith, the breadth of perspectives in the Yarning Strong series is so important for schools, as it helps students broaden their world and think in different ways. Kullilli and Kooma man Dr Stephen Hagan, is excited to see young people challenge their views and perceptions, and think positively about the experiences of First Nations kids through the novels and anthologies in the series.

Featuring over 60 First Nations authors, artists and contributors from across Australia, the new edition for Years 3–6 ensures schools can embed Indigenous perspectives into the classroom all year, not just sometimes.

Access the free evaluation pack to get your school started: https://www.oup.com.au/primary/evaluation

07/09/2026

Classroom management remains one of the most significant challenges facing Australian schools today.

In this video, Classroom Management: The Foundation for Learning author Dr Tim McDonald shares why he believes teaching behaviour is fundamentally an equity issue. Reflecting on his experience working with young learners, Dr McDonald discusses how developing the skills to listen, engage, and participate can shape students' educational journeys and their ability to thrive in learning environments.

🎥 Hear Dr McDonald's insights from the book launch.

Learn more about Classroom Management: The Foundation for Learning: https://shorturl.at/GWuxP

Discover a curated collection of titles from Very Short Introductions. From artificial intelligence and game theory to m...
03/09/2026

Discover a curated collection of titles from Very Short Introductions.

From artificial intelligence and game theory to military history, philosophy and forensic science, these thought-provoking reads make the perfect gift for dads with a passion for ideas, knowledge and lifelong learning.

Explore the collection: https://bit.ly/4gLFvDH

30/08/2026

Ever wondered how Croaky came to life? 🐸

Hop behind the scenes with Matty Long as he shares the inspiration behind his books, his creative journey, and what he hopes Aussie kids will take away from Croaky's adventures.

Plus, discover a fun fact about Croaky that fans won't want to miss!

Explore the series here: https://shorturl.at/xWgZ9

28/08/2026

Meet Alex Latimer, the author and illustrator behind Gordon.

When asked which Australian animal Gordon would like to meet, Alex revealed there's one he'd rather avoid... Stella Kangaroo! 🦘 In Gordon Wins It All, Stella is an incredible long jumper, and Gordon only manages to win by using his wings to fly.

A koala, on the other hand? 🐨 Much safer competition.

Watch the video to hear Alex share a surprising Gordon fact that not every reader knows.

Explore the series here: https://bit.ly/4qJyc3W

27/08/2026

We spent a week with Mathematics and Statistics for Aotearoa New Zealand programme consultant and phase 2 author Erin Doleman, where we created a teacher’s guide video that runs through a full teaching week with the programme.

You can now watch the full video on our YouTube channel, linked in our bio!

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