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Teaching resources for the 'Life After the Oasis' documentary

  • Life After the Oasis Education Resources

    Cool.org has designed a suite of Year 9 & 10 English, Mathematics, Civics and Citizenship and HPE lessons to support students to safely and meaningfully engage with Life After The Oasis. The film producers have generously made both The Oasis and Life After the Oasis freely available to schools.

Engage with real-world social issues

Cool Australia has designed a suite of Year 9 & 10 English, Mathematics, Civics and Citizenship and HPE lessons to support students to safely and meaningfully engage with Life After The Oasis.

The film producers have generously made both The Oasis and Life After the Oasis freely available to schools.  The Oasis is currently available for viewing and once Life After The Oasis has aired on SBS Australia, teachers will be able to access via Cool.org lessons. 

About the film

Life After the Oasis is yet to be classified, but it contains confronting content including strong language, drug use and adult themes.
Although these lessons can be taught in isolation, a cross-curriculum approach drawing on all the different units will achieve the best results.

You may also wish to include a study of the first documentary, The Oasis, with its English and HPE curriculum-aligned lessons, to help students develop a deeper understanding of the topic and issues. 

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