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Have you ever been in a situation where you felt you should report a concern about the conduct of a registered teacher or early childhood
Parents Victoria supports the RACV’s call for all schools to have 40km/h speed limits on adjacent roads.
In this article on the ABC website, parenting expert Justin Coulson summarises extensive academic research on the key factors for success at school.
PV made a submission to the Victorian Public Accounts and Estimates Committee enquiry into the Victorian Government’s response to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Our submission emphasised
Resources are available to help families and schools talk about safe and respectful relationships, consent and peer pressure. In April 2021 Federal Education and Youth
This Federal Government website has resources for parents on important topics related to their school-age children’s wellbeing, such as: Bullying, aggression and violence Online safety
Parents Victoria believes a student’s attendance at school is the highest priority (as agreed by the government) and so uniform should never be an inhibitor
Student safety is a priority for Parents Victoria. Over the years we have campaigned on a range of safety issues including road safety (speed limits
The Education Departments’s Respectful Relationships program supports schools and early childhood settings to promote and model respect, positive attitudes and behaviours. It teaches our children
Parents Victoria advocates for a safe learning environment for all students. We recognise the devastating impact bullying can have on children. We believe all schools
Have you ever been in a situation where you felt you should report a concern about the conduct of a registered teacher or early childhood teacher, or about how the education setting may have handled
Parents Victoria supports the RACV’s call for all schools to have 40km/h speed limits on adjacent roads.
In this article on the ABC website, parenting expert Justin Coulson summarises extensive academic research on the key factors for success at school.
PV made a submission to the Victorian Public Accounts and Estimates Committee enquiry into the Victorian Government’s response to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Our submission emphasised good communication with families and passed on positive and negative
Resources are available to help families and schools talk about safe and respectful relationships, consent and peer pressure. In April 2021 Federal Education and Youth Minister Alan Tudge announced the ‘Good Society’ website, which has
This Federal Government website has resources for parents on important topics related to their school-age children’s wellbeing, such as: Bullying, aggression and violence Online safety Supporting your child to make responsible decisions Diversity and inclusion
Parents Victoria believes a student’s attendance at school is the highest priority (as agreed by the government) and so uniform should never be an inhibitor or barrier. With the ever increasing costs of schooling to
Student safety is a priority for Parents Victoria. Over the years we have campaigned on a range of safety issues including road safety (speed limits at school crossings) and cyber-safety. A report in the Herald-Sun
The Education Departments’s Respectful Relationships program supports schools and early childhood settings to promote and model respect, positive attitudes and behaviours. It teaches our children how to build healthy relationships, resilience and confidence. The focus
Parents Victoria advocates for a safe learning environment for all students. We recognise the devastating impact bullying can have on children. We believe all schools need adequate resources to combat bullying, including a bullying policy
Parents Victoria respectfully acknowledges the traditional owners, the Boon Wurrung and Woiwurrung (Wurundjeri) peoples of the Kulin Nation, on whose country we work. We pay our respect to their elders past, present and future.
Their ancestral ties to country have never been extinguished, and sovereignty never ceded.
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