We commemorate Anzac Day on 25 April. This date is the anniversary of the day Australian and New Zealand soldiers landed on the beaches of Gallipoli in 1915 as part of the Allies' invasion. We recognise more than 2 million people who have served Australia in all conflicts, wars and peace operations since 1914. It's also a time to remember some 103,000 Australians who lost their lives while serving.
We posted a pack of resources to schools, ex-service organisations and other associations across Australia to help them commemorate Anzac Day. You can print the posters and explore the content online.
Anzac Day posters for 2026
HARD COPY AND ONLINE
This year, we've created 2 commemorative posters that you can print.
Display our Anzac Day poster to commemorate all those who have served in wars, conflicts and peace operations, and to recognise the importance of their families and loved ones.
We also acknowledge First Nations veterans of the Korean War.
If you would like a printed copy of these posters posted to you free of charge, please contact us.
See all our past Anzac Day posters.
Commemorative dates flyer
This year, we've also sent out a flyer of commemorative dates for 2026. You can use this to recognise and remember veterans' service in your local community.
Teaching resources
We've created a new range of classroom resources that honour Australian service in both world wars. These resources are designed to support teachers delivering these topics.
Classroom-ready lessons
These lessons and worksheets include embedded activities that range from comprehension and critical thinking to source analysis. Available as downloadable worksheets that teachers can adapt to suit their classes.
Secondary student workbook
This workbook explores the causes of World War I in an accessible way for secondary school students. The worksheets explain complex historical factors, such as alliances and nationalism, as relatable concepts. Through activities and illustrations, students learn how European tensions escalated into a major conflict.
Get in touch
If you want free copies of our posters or printed books, send your details to education@dva.gov.au and we'll post them.
You can also reach us at this postal address:
Community Engagement Section
Department of Veterans' Affairs
GPO Box 9998
Brisbane QLD 4001