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We make poetry vital, vibrant and relevant for all students and teachers.

Some students love poetry but many of them don’t. Some are high-flying deep-thinkers and some are not. Some speak a lot and seldom put pen to page, others stay silent and surprise you with a sonnet at the end of the day. No matter where you are or who you teach, our learning resources are for you and all your students. (Yes, all of them.)

Our free resources and workshops are curriculum-linked, engaging and inclusive. They are developed by educators and poets with guidance from our First Nations Wisdom Circle.

In 2025 we invite you and your students to take part in our Education programs: the Poem Forest nature poetry prize, planting a tree for every poem received, and Baraya Barray - Whale Song, an immersive experience for First Nations students.

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Current Learning Projects

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    Poem Forest

    Poem Forest is a free nature writing prize that breathes life back into the natural world that sustains us. Entries now open!
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    Baraya Barray - Whale Song

    Baraya Barray is a cultural immersion experience for young First Nations people, celebrating First Languages through the creation of poetry, song and dance.
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    Poetry Month

    Poetry Month aims to increase the profile of Australian poetry and poets. Our goal is to increase access, awareness, value and visibility of poetry in all its forms and for all audiences.

Testimonials

My grade 3 class LOVED this workshop! They were hooked for the entire session and even my reluctant writers were buzzing! Thank you!

~Teacher response, 2023

Our child loves seeing his poem published, and being able to read all the others from his school. He reads lots of poetry but doesn't frequently get inspired to write it. The idea that a tree would be planted if he did really motivated him.

~Parent, Poem Forest 2023

Poetry Object Learning Videos

Delve into poetic devices with this free series of Poetry Object-inspired animations and curriculum-aligned resources that introduce alliteration, imagery, metaphor, onomatopoeia, personification and simile.

Designed for Years 3-6, resources can be used to plan an individual English lesson or a unit of work. Animations and activities can be utilised in the order presented or adapted for specific a teaching plan and class. 

Produced by Red Room Poetry in collaboration with ClickView. 

See all the videos, with descriptions and additional resources, here.