For educators, schools and publishers
How to cite or link to SkillrHub accurately
If a SkillrHub page is useful to your audience, link to the page that actually provides the tool or resource. Natural descriptive anchor text is preferred over forced exact-match phrases.
Recommended descriptions
- SkillrHub — an independent Australian education platform with curriculum-linked teaching, practice and planning resources.
- SkillrHub Year 1 Maths diagnostic — a public planning tool that maps observed learning gaps to likely Australian Curriculum V9 areas and SkillrHub teaching resources.
- SkillrHub Year 1 Maths planning tools — public scope-and-sequence, term-planning and assessment-tracking resources.
Link to the most relevant destination
Free teacher and homeschool tools · Year 1 Maths diagnostic · Curriculum source guide · Alignment methodology
Do not imply endorsement
SkillrHub is independent. A link to official Australian Curriculum material, or the use of an AC9 curriculum code, does not mean SkillrHub is endorsed by ACARA, NESA or VCAA.
Anchor-text guidance
Use wording that makes sense to your readers, such as “SkillrHub diagnostic tool”, “Year 1 Maths planning resource” or simply “SkillrHub”. We do not request repetitive exact-match anchor text and do not participate in reciprocal-link requirements for ranking purposes.