What is Wool4School?
Unleash your students’ inner designer with Wool4School.
The annual Wool4School design competition encourages secondary school students to unleash their creativity as budding designers.
How can teachers help? Wool4School features free lesson plans, PowerPoints, information packs and more, that are designed to fit into your teaching and learning program to inspire your students.
Join our Wool4School teacher Facebook group. This is a community page to help teachers and educators share creative ideas, celebrate their achievements and ask questions.
How Wool4School Supports Teachers
Educational Materials
Register for the competition and gain access to lesson plans and educational resources to seamlessly integrate into your teaching and learning program. Developed by our in-house education team, all teaching content links to the Australian curriculum.
Prizes
Students that participate in Wool4School have the chance to win a number of amazing prizes including a magazine subscription, a graphic tablet and a short course to further develop their design skills. Teachers can also be nominated by students to win wool materials for their classroom.
Information Pack
Want to learn more about Wool4School? Download the Information Pack to learn more about the Wool4School competition including available teaching resources, key dates, the registration process and prizes for both teachers and students.
Promotional Materials
Access promotional materials to encourage your students to register for Wool4School and embrace their creative potential. Our free resources include flyers, postcards, screensavers and more!
New in Wool4School: Unlimited Design Options
Explore the infinite design potential of wool in this year’s Wool4School competition. From fashion design to furniture, jewellery, architecture, sculpture, stage sets and beyond, unleash your creativity across all areas of design with wool.
Here are some design areas to consider:
• Fashion design
• Artwork
• Architecture and/or public spaces
• Interior design
• Jewellery
• Wearables
• Décor and homewares
• 3D forms
• Industrial applications
• Costumes and stage design
• Prototypes
• Traditional arts and crafts
