Through AEF's latest research report, What Works 9, explore how Australian schools involved in Australia–Asia BRIDGE School Partnerships Project define and incorporate intercultural understanding as part of their educational practice. Read illustrations of practice from schools across Victoria, Queensland and South Australia.

Visit China on our Confucius Thought for School Leadership China Study Programme. In partnership with the Confucius Institute at the University of Melbourne, Hanban scholarship subsidies are available to Victorian and Tasmanian school leaders only.

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Explore AEF's learning area pages to access information about the Australian Curriculum, learning and teaching sequences, curated digital lists and professional learning opportunities.

Encourage your students to become historians through entering the Asia and Australia category of the 2015 National History Challenge. The last chance to submit entries is 21 August. Find out more.

Join art historian Alison Carroll through a series of 10 vibrant videos as she demonstrates how the art of Asia came out of a century of national independence struggles, bolstered by emerging economies. This art comes from an Asia where new ideas clashed with traditional ways. Find out more.

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