Students Document their Pandemic Experience Story Factory has joined with 100 Story Building (Melbourne), The Story Island (Tasmania) and StoryBoard (Byron Bay) in publishing a new anthology of student writing...
Australian Teen Writing About The Pandemic Published This Week YOUNG PEOPLE’S EXPERIENCES OF THE COVID PANDEMIC PUBLISHED IN A NEW COLLECTION OF AUSTRALIAN WRITING A new publication written by young...
A New Way of Giving Story Factory has partnered with round-up app Sipora so our supporters can easily donate any spare e-change every month! What’s a round-up app and how...
Workin’ 9-5 In our Working Stories program we work with students to visualise a wonderful future for themselves and their dream job – and then work out how to make...
We asked Nickie, a Year 10 student in our Year of the Novella program, to write an original opinion piece on the Black Lives Matter movement and its implications for her generation.
During an especially difficult time for our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, and for Black, First Nations and People of Colour communities across the world, we at Story Factory...
Markus Zusak is joining us for a very special student written publication – A USER’S GUIDE TO A PANDEMIC! Markus Zusak is the internationally bestselling author of six novels, including The Book...
During this time of isolation Story Factory is joining with our friends from 100 Story Building in Melbourne, StoryBoard in Byron Bay, and Story Island in Tasmania to work with...
We’ve been crunching some numbers and have discovered some pretty amazing things about the work we’ve been doing over the last year. We had to share! In 2019 we counted:...
With the news that students will begin returning to school from week three of Term Two comes the certainty that this will be another term that will feel different to...
Okay, a bit of an insight into teaching. There’s this thing teachers talk about called the instructional conversation, which is the conversation students and teachers have during the learning process. Basically...
Goodbye Term One, we barely knew you. The first term of 2020 will surely go down in history as one of the most disrupted terms that Australian students have ever...