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Trusted for 25+ Years Used in early learning centres and schools right across Australia

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    Coolamon Bush Tucker classroom carpet with children — Aboriginal art rug by Wiradjuri artist Shareen Clayton, PRE ORDER arriving June 2026

    Coolamon Classroom Carpet

    PRE ORDER - Arrives early June
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    We make it simple for schools, childcare centres and kindergartens to order — including purchase orders, invoicing and EFT payment.

    Browse and add to cart Choose from 1,420+ EYLF-aligned classroom resources. Filter by category, age group or Indigenous resources.
    Choose your payment method Pay by credit card online, or select 'Invoice My School' at checkout for purchase order and EFT payment.
    We pick, pack and ship Orders are packed and dispatched from our Sydney warehouse the next business day — tracked delivery Australia-wide.
    Resources arrive ready to use Every resource arrives ready for your classroom. Need help? Our team is on hand to assist you.

    Common Questions

    Do you accept school purchase orders?

    Yes — we accept purchase orders from schools, childcare centres and kindergartens. Email your PO to orders@educationnational.com.au and we'll invoice your school directly with 14-day payment terms.

    Is there a minimum order for invoiced orders?

    There is no minimum order for credit card payments. For invoiced purchase orders, a minimum order of $150 applies.

    How long does delivery take?

    Orders are dispatched the next business day. Metro areas typically receive delivery within 2–4 business days. Regional and remote areas may take 5–10 business days. All orders are fully tracked.

    Do you offer bulk or school discounts?

    Yes — contact us at hello@educationnational.com.au to discuss pricing for large or repeat orders. We work with many schools and childcare organisations to provide the best value.

    Can I return or exchange a product?

    Yes — we offer a 30-day return policy for unused items in their original condition. Please contact us to arrange a return or exchange.

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    Indigenous Artist Spotlight

    Shareen Clayton is a proud Wiradjuri woman. She was born
    and raised in Sydney, NSW and is now a very proud mother of four.

    Shareen has mastered her skills in art for over 20 years having been
    inspired by both of her artistic parents.

    Shareen is highly regarded in her local communities as a family cultural
    officer and teachers aid working in primary and high schools.

    Shareen is very passionate about sharing her Indigenous culture, art
    and teachings to kids all over the country in her range of vibrant educational resources created in collaboration with Education National.
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    Trusted in early learning centres, kindergartens and primary schools across Australia

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    Awesome rug. Quality is 100% amazing.
    The children love it and don't want to leave now

    Tina
    Turtles Dreaming Indigenous Rug
    Turtles Dreaming Indigenous Rug
    This has been such a great resource for the

    This has been such a great resource for the children to explore climbing and sliding. They even love crawling under it.

    Bec
    Boomerang Slippery Dip
    Boomerang Slippery Dip
    This such a fun resource

    This such a fun resource. The children love tracing the numbers and Indigenous Symbols. The cogs make a fun spinning sound too.

    Bec
    Rainbow Serpent Wall Game
    Rainbow Serpent Wall Game
    We love our new throw

    We love our new throw. It has so many uses in our classroom. I want one for myself to use as a picnic blanket!

    Bec
    Sand Dreaming Cotton Throw
    Sand Dreaming Cotton Throw
    Such a beautiful rug

    Such a beautiful rug. It brings a lot of conversation around all the symbols and is great for group time.

    Bec
    Yarning Circle Indigenous Rug
    Yarning Circle Indigenous Rug
    We love our new Games Table

    We love our new Games Table. Its beautifully built and the children never want to stop playing!

    Bec
    Dreamtime Games Table
    Dreamtime Games Table
    Culturally rich and incredibly fun — a true winner

    The Boomerang Slippery Dip ticks every box we had on our wishlist. It supports active play, early literacy and numeracy, cultural learning and cooperative play — all in one stunning Australian-made piece. The rotating boomerang at the top is a particular favourite and the spinning cogs engraved with Indigenous symbols invite real curiosity and conversation. The size is generous without being overwhelming and it fits well in both indoor and outdoor settings. We ordered in Eucalyptus Brown and the finish is absolutely beautiful. Cannot recommend this enough to fellow educators.

    Tracey Okonkwo
    Boomerang Slippery Dip
    Boomerang Slippery Dip
    Number rug

    The children log this rug. Its soft texture is nice for them to sit on and listen to the storytellers, and the older ones love hopping from number to number!

    Anonymous
    Nature Numbers Rug
    Nature Numbers Rug
    Oval rug

    Lovely rug, nice soft texture, and has already received lots of complements

    Anonymous
    Yarning Oval Indigenous Rug
    Yarning Oval Indigenous Rug
    A beautiful addition to our Kindy room

    A beautiful addition to our Kindy room. This throw is lovely quality and receives compliments daily. It will be well utilised as a throw, rug, table cover, cubby roof…. I’m considering getting another!

    Nicole Watts
    Yarning Circle Cotton Throw
    Yarning Circle Cotton Throw
    The rug is gorgeous

    The rug is gorgeous, lightweight but quality. The colours are stunning and brighten up our Community Centre Activity Room.

    Anonymous
    Turtles Dreaming Indigenous Rug
    Turtles Dreaming Indigenous Rug

    Awesome ESL resources for visiting Japanese students 💜

    S.F.
    Let's Learn about Sea Creatures Big Book
    Let's Learn about Sea Creatures Big Book
    Our children haven't stopped playing on it since day one

    I was a little hesitant given the price point but after three months of daily use I can say it is absolutely worth it. The Boomerang Slippery Dip is incredibly well built — there is no wobble, no rough edges and the slide is just the right speed for our little ones. The animal finger-tracing mazes are clever and the kids use them independently, which frees up educators during outdoor time. It also photographs beautifully for our learning documentation! A fantastic addition to any early years environment.

    Brooke Ferreira
    Boomerang Slippery Dip
    Boomerang Slippery Dip
    Dreaming Indigenous books

    The books are wonderful on all aspect, the stories they tell, the learning for the children and the illustrations are beautiful, well worth purchasing.

    Craig Family Centre
    Indigenous Dreaming Big Books Pack with Free Poster Kit
    Indigenous Dreaming Big Books Pack with Free Poster Kit

    We absolutely adore this rug, it has such beautiful rich colours and a lovely Indiginous design. It has added to and brightened up our lounge room so much too. I also caught our naughty cat scratching it quite hard but it didnt damage it at all. It also feels lovely and soft and not synthetic at all underfoot. Thankyou so much Education National.

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    Yarning Oval Indigenous Rug
    Yarning Oval Indigenous Rug

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    Indigenous Turtle Shelf 60cm — additional view of turtle bookshelf

    FAQs

    What educators ask about our resources

    RUGS, OUTDOOR MATS & THROWS

    1. Are Education National's classroom rugs designed by Aboriginal artists?

    Yes. Every rug in our collection features original artwork by First Nations artists, including proud Wiradjuri woman Shareen Clayton. Each design carries deep cultural significance, making them far more than just floor coverings — they're authentic teaching tools that bring Indigenous culture into your learning environment every day.
    2. What sizes are the classroom rugs available in?

    Our classroom rugs are available in a range of sizes to suit different early childhood spaces — from cosy reading corners to large group learning areas. Check individual product listings for specific dimensions, or contact us if you need help finding the right size for your room.
    3. Are the outdoor mats suitable for Australian weather conditions?


    Yes. Our outdoor mats are designed specifically for Australian early childhood outdoor environments — durable, easy to clean and built to withstand everyday outdoor use in childcare and preschool settings.
    4. Do the throws and rugs coordinate with each other?

    Yes — many of our designs like the Sand Dreaming and Aboriginal Eucalyptus ranges are available across rugs, outdoor mats and throws, making it easy to create a cohesive, culturally rich learning environment both inside and outside your classroom.
    5. Are the rugs EYLF-aligned?


    Absolutely. Our Indigenous classroom rugs directly support EYLF Learning Outcome 2 — children are connected with and contribute to their world — by embedding authentic First Nations culture and storytelling into your everyday learning space.

    INDIGENOUS FURNITURE

    1. Is Education National's Indigenous furniture Australian made?

    Yes. Our Indigenous-themed furniture range is proudly Australian designed and manufactured. From the Goanna Bookshelf to the Turtle Shelf units, every piece is crafted to meet the practical needs of early childhood classrooms while celebrating First Nations art and culture.
    2. What age groups is the furniture suitable for?

    Our furniture is designed for early childhood settings including childcare centres, preschools and primary schools. Many pieces are available in multiple sizes to suit toddler through to school-aged children.
    3. What Indigenous furniture pieces does Education National offer?

    Our furniture range includes the Indigenous Goanna Bookshelf, Turtle Shelf units (curved and straight), and Indigenous Tables and Chairs — all featuring original Aboriginal artwork by Shareen Clayton. Each piece doubles as a functional classroom resource and a meaningful cultural display.
    4. Can the furniture be used in outdoor settings?

    Our furniture range is designed for indoor classroom use. For outdoor environments we recommend our outdoor mat range. Contact us at sales@educationnational.com.au if you have specific requirements and we'll do our best to help.
    5. What is Education National's Warranty on furniture

    We have been developing our Australian made resources for almost 30 years, so we know they last in your school or centre. We offer a 10 year guarantee against any faulty workmanship or materials.

    PUZZLES & GAMES

    1. What age groups are the Indigenous puzzles suitable for?

    Our puzzles are designed for toddlers and early childhood aged children. Our 6 piece and 12 pieces puzzle options are best for toddlers aged 1-2 years old and our 12-18 piece puzzle options are best for pre schoolers aged 2-5 years. The Aboriginal Symbols Toddler Puzzle features chunky pieces ideal for little hands, making it perfect for children aged 2–5 in childcare and preschool settings.
    2. What do the Bush Tucker puzzles teach children?

    The Aboriginal Art Bush Tucker Puzzle takes children on a journey through the Australian bush, introducing them to traditional food sources and Indigenous knowledge of the land in a fun, hands-on way. Available in sets of 4, they're ideal for group learning and cultural exploration.
    3. Are the puzzles and games suitable for group learning?

    Yes — all our puzzles and games are designed with early childhood classrooms in mind. They support collaborative play, problem solving and cultural learning, and align with EYLF outcomes around identity, community and connection to Country.
    4. What is the Earth Dreaming Puzzle?

    The Aboriginal Art Earth Dreaming Puzzle takes children on an artistic journey through ancient tales of the land, introducing them to Indigenous Dreaming stories through beautiful, age-appropriate imagery. It's a wonderful tool for sparking conversations about Aboriginal culture and storytelling in your classroom.
    5. Are you wooden puzzles and games made in Australia?

    Yes, we proudly hand make our wooden puzzles and games in our Sydney based workshop.

    BIG BOOKS

    1. What types of Indigenous books does Education National stock?

    We stock a range of educational big books and small books designed for early childhood classrooms. Our books feature authentic First Nations stories, artwork and language, making them ideal for group read-alouds, literacy activities and cultural learning across all age groups.
    2. Are the big books suitable for group reading sessions?

    Yes — our Indigenous big books are specifically designed for group reading in early childhood settings. Their large format makes them perfect for circle time and yarning circle sessions where all children can see and engage with the illustrations and story together.
    3. Do the books align with the Australian Early Years Learning Framework?

    Yes. Our Indigenous books support multiple EYLF outcomes including Outcome 1 (children have a strong sense of identity), Outcome 2 (children are connected with and contribute to their world) and Outcome 5 (children are effective communicators) through culturally rich storytelling and language.
    4. What topics do the Indigenous books cover?

    Our book range covers a variety of First Nations themes including Indigenous sea creatures, Aboriginal seasons, Dreaming stories and Australian animals — all presented through authentic Indigenous artwork and storytelling that is both educational and deeply engaging for young children.
    5. Where are your books produced?

    Our educational Big Books are all designed by Education National and its affiliated artists. Our books are proudly printed in Australia.

    Acknowledgement of Country

    "In the spirit of reconciliation, Education National acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people today"