Jacaranda was founded in 1954 by Brian Clouston, as a small one-man printing press operating out of an industrial suburb in Brisbane. With the now-iconic Jacaranda Atlas, we were the first to publish specifically for the Australian students, marking a turning point away from imported resources. Since then, Jacaranda has continuously pushed the boundaries and evolved: first to publish double-page spreads, use full-colour and introduce a digital component. In 2008, Jacaranda pioneered digital learning in Australian with the launch of the JacPLUS portal and the first digital textbook known as eBookPLUS. This was followed by the launch of learnON, an immersive digital learning platform that delivers trusted Jacaranda content in new and better ways to maximise learning outcomes. Australia has a uniquely multicultural society and a diverse population. Nowhere is this reflected more than in the classroom. Our aim is for every Australian student to have learning materials developed specifically for them, to be able to see themselves in the resources, and to have opportunities to grow no matter where they are. Jacaranda resources and online platforms are proudly Australian made, and are constantly updated and shaped by feedback from teachers and students around the country. Our high quality teaching and learning resources have received numerous industry awards and are an integral part of every lesson in more than 6,000 schools in Australia. As the Australian School Division of Wiley, a global learning company, Jacaranda continues to grow and seek new ways to solve educational challenges for teachers and students.