A group of Aboriginal students teamed up with our Aboriginal education team on the amazing Aboriginal STEM Congress. And it’s earned them a spot on the #PublicEduAwards19 finalists list.
We don't think phones in schools are bad. We don't think parents and phones are bad. We do think it's a good thing to talk to each other, be in the moment and all that, so maybe a little less mobile conversation and little more real?
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Today we’re introducing our finalists for WA Aboriginal and Islander Education Officer of the Year.
Jade Muli from Warwick SHS says she loves seeing students succeed.
“Achieving their goals at the end of the year, knowing we helped guide them, that's the best part," she says.
A reminder, #scholarships for students transitioning to tertiary studies close tonight: scholarships for #refugees, scholarships for those with a physical #disability, #skills shortage tertiary scholarships. For more info: https://t.co/J11eYqwUow
Great video from the Australian Parents for Climate Action. How are the parents at your child's school supporting the School Strike 4 Climate? Are they? Does anyone know of P&F Associations supporting the students? Comment below and share!
#ParentsandFriends#schoolapedia
@ScottMorrisonMP Aussie dads want you to personally attend the Global Climate Summit on Sept 23 and pledge immediate, strong climate action #auspol#ClimateStrike#FathersDay https://t.co/dvBOoh7LQE
On #WorldRefugeeDay we celebrate the strength, courage and resilience of refugees around the world. And a special shout-out to our wonderful refugee scholars - we are constantly inspired by their spirit and determination #withrefugees#RefugeeDay#StrongerTogether
We go to the polls today with many polling stations in schools. As you wait to exercise your right to vote, maybe eating a #democracysausage or two, look around at the life of the school and the work it is carrying out. What impact will your vote have?
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#auspol#schoolapedia⠀
More of the nonsense schools have to deal with - now they are responsible for property prices! Seriously, remind us again why schools exist? To educate children or to lift property values? A good education should not be determined by geography.
https://t.co/r0eTdZ4PKz
The saddest thing in this never ending story is that not once are students mentioned by any of the players...only the adults and their ‘clever’ games.
#aussieED#gonski https://t.co/goADALL5lD
“I felt incredibly sad that it seems an institution I had spent so much time in and dedicated so much energy and passion to never had my best intentions at heart”
#schoolchoice#alumni#community https://t.co/rTnXgn8dQ8
“We are learning how to use our voices and stand up for what we believe is right. That’s the point of school anyway. We have grown up surrounded by incredible people (who) taught us not to be followers but to be leaders...” Yes!
#schools#Teachers https://t.co/jlw4TMP4WH
“What’s the point of learning facts at school if the people in power ignore them?”
We teach our children to be critical thinkers, to be caring, inclusive, kind. Let’s get out of the way of these great young citizens.
#positive#schools https://t.co/jlw4TMP4WH
We wonder how some of the past students of these schools may be feeling/view this? If discrimination is okay for adults, what happens when their students become alumni? Welcome or not?
#diversity#schoolchoice#alumni
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Labor has today launched a new website showing school-by-school estimates of how much extra funding public schools could gain if they win government.
@tanya_plibersek explains #auspol
Parents and educators alike may enjoy this new Australian film, Book Week, written by high school teacher Heath Davis.
#australianstories#bookweek
https://t.co/fT79N9jGp2
Another question for parents to ask any prospective schools they are considering for their child - what is your policy on discrimination for both staff and students?
#schoolchoice#diversity#inclusion#equity
https://t.co/EyaxQBQ5HB via @YouTube