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Build your digital skills this Get Online week
As children grow, technology becomes a bigger part of everyday life. Schools use technology for learning, and children spend more time online for schoolwork and play.
Building your confidence with technology can help you navigate the online world and support your child's learning.
Get Online Week is a chance to try something new and buildyour digital skills.
Earlier this year, many Learning for Life families told us they wanted more information and support to build their digital skills. Thank you to everyone who shared their feedback.
We've used this feedback to create new resources on topics families told us they wanted to learn more about.
You can now explore practical articles about:
online safety for younger children
educational games and learning through play
new technologies, including Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Learn more about what families told us in the 2026 Digital Support Survey and how we're using this feedback to improve digital support for children and families.
As the school year starts to wind down, it's easy to focus on the holidays ahead.
But Term 4 is still an important time for learning. Children keep building skills, confidence and habits that help them feel ready for the next school year.
Setting a simple goal can help your child stay motivated and keep learning.
Visit the Information Hub for practical tips to help your child set goals and stay on track.
Give your child a strong start with early learning
The years before school are an important time for your child's learning and development.
That's why we’ve partnered with Goodstart Early Learning to help Learning for Life families find information about early learning, childcare costs and available support.
Early learning can help your child:
build confidence and independence
make friends and learn through play
develop language and early literacy skills
get ready for school
Many families can get help with childcare costs.
Depending on your circumstances, the Child Care Subsidy (CCS) or Additional Child Care Subsidy (ACCS) may significantly reduce, or even cover, your out-of-pocket costs.
Goodstart's Family Support Team can help you understand:
the benefits of early learning
what financial support may be available to your family
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