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Scootle review

Free#7 of 30 in Teacher Resource Libraries

A broad, free resource library for Australian Curriculum planning from Foundation to Year 10.

8.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Scootle is a free content discovery portal for Australian educators and students, with resources aligned to the Australian Curriculum from Foundation through Year 10. It is suited to teachers who need to find material by learning area, keyword, topic or resource type, then organise it for classroom use. Coverage spans English, Mathematics, Science, Humanities and Social Sciences, The Arts, Technologies, Health and Physical Education, Work Studies and Languages. Education Services Australia has provided the service since 2010, and school licensing supports institutional access.

Its strongest feature is the combination of discovery and organisation. Teachers can create learning paths from selected resources, share them with students or colleagues, and export them as spreadsheets or PDFs. The library supports interactive, image, audio, video, course, text, assessment and downloadable formats. Collections, teacher ideas and units of work add planning context, while interactive assessment resources include performance reporting. That makes Scootle more useful than a simple searchable repository when a teacher needs to assemble and distribute a sequence of learning.

Scootle’s main fit is schools working within the Australian Curriculum rather than teams seeking a general-purpose international library. Access is available on the web, and availability can vary by education network and guest access. The published offering is free, with no paid tier needed to describe its core model. Choose Scootle for broad Australian Curriculum-aligned discovery, learning-path sharing and mixed resource formats. Consider another resource library if your teaching framework falls outside its listed curriculum coverage or if you require a non-web platform.

Scootle pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free access to more than 22,000 teaching resources
    • Learning paths can be shared and exported as spreadsheets or PDFs
    • Covers multiple subjects, formats and Foundation to Year 10 levels
  • Where it doesn't
    • Designed around the Australian Curriculum and its learning areas
    • Access varies by education network and guest availability
    • Web access only, with no listed paid tier for expanded features

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