Media about Arludo
Press coverage, media resources, and contact details for journalists writing about Arludo and game-based science learning in Australian primary schools.
About Arludo
Arludo is an Australian company that creates free science challenges and games for primary school students in Years 3–6. Founded by Professor Michael Kasumovic of UNSW Sydney, Arludo's programs are backed by peer-reviewed research on game-based learning and run in primary schools across Australia. Arludo is available free to all primary school teachers and homeschooling families via teach.arludo.com.
- Founded by Professor Michael Kasumovic, UNSW Sydney
- Free programs for all primary school Years 3–6
- Four science challenges: Adaptations, Conservation, Game Design, Engineering
- Available nationally — all Australian states and territories
Key Facts for Media
Founded at UNSW
Professor Michael Kasumovic, Arludo's founder, is a Professor of Evolutionary Biology at UNSW Sydney and an award-winning science communicator.
100% Free
All Arludo programs are completely free for teachers and students — no subscriptions, no freemium model, no hidden costs.
Research-Backed
Arludo's approach is grounded in peer-reviewed research on game-based science learning, published in leading academic journals.
Nationally Available
Arludo challenges run in primary schools in every Australian state and territory, with no cost to schools or families.