Founded in 1969 by journalist and educator John F. W. Fennell, The Children's Newspaper in Sydney, New South Wales, emerged as a vital source of information tailored for young readers. With its commitment to promoting literacy and critical thinking, it has grown into a trusted platform for news and features on a wide array of topics, including science, technology, culture, and current events. Its adoption in schools across Australia highlights its role as an influential educational tool. On OldNews.com, you would find scans of The Children's Newspaper starting 1899, including 212 scans in total. This archival treasure not only showcases the newspaper's age-appropriate reporting and engaging storytelling, but also provides a glimpse into history, featuring historical figures and events that may resonate with your own family history. Explore these invaluable resources to promote informed citizenship and deepen your understanding of the past.