Custom and Inclusive Posters and Signage

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Auslan Teaching Guides

For primary school to high school years K to 10

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Parents helping parents

We are set up by parents for parents, teachers and professionals

Changing Classroom Learning

Our products aim to make teaching Auslan and mainstream classes for signing students easier

See our teaching kits and manuals

Meet the wormies that eat our paper

We take our environmental responsibility seriously. We reuse as much as we can and even use biodegradable tape. Plus these special worms eat all our waste paper!

Community Projects

Bilby Publishing is proud to have been able to help so many wonderful community initiatives over our 25 years

Read about our community projects

Have you seen one of our posters at your local playground or School?

Do you want your own custom playground poster designed for you with your colour scheme, logo and selected sign boxes ?

Three main styles

Design 1

Design 2 - side headings

Design 3 - clipart

You choose the colours, add your logo and heading, and can even change the signs if you want. Read more now

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Made to Order building Signage?

We can do that to, just contact us to discuss your needs.

We also make customised Auslan + Braille signage like these :

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Posters and installations you may seen out and about

Melbourne Zoo

A really fun project, you will find this installation near the baboons. Spin the tiles to match the sign, animal and word.

Thanks Melbourne (and werribee zoo) for their ongoing commitment to including Auslan images around and about the zoos to help raise inclusivity and Auslan awareness.

Bathurst Adventure Playground

BCFN believe it’s important that all voices are heard in our community, so we led an initiative to install child-friendly signs that help children and adults to communicate their needs through play related non-verbal communication and Auslan. The signs are installed in the Adventure Playground and Macquarie River Bicentennial (Peace) Park and were unveiled on 7th September 2017. They empower children, and the whole community, to learn, use and share Auslan to convey their wishes, make choices and communicate their needs. The project was made possible with a FundAbility grant for the purchase of the signs and frames and was supported by Bathurst Regional Council by providing the posts and installing the signs. FundAbility is brought to you by Northcott and funded by the NSW Department of Family and Community Services.

Kylie and Annette Meyer at Bathurst Adventure Playground sign WHERE in Auslan