John Hendry: article in The Educator
This article on The Educator website reviews John Hendry’s ongoing contribution to the discussion about relationships, school culture and the link between learning and wellbeing.
This article on The Educator website reviews John Hendry’s ongoing contribution to the discussion about relationships, school culture and the link between learning and wellbeing.
The VRQA is Victoria’s education and training regulator. We are an independent statutory authority that works to assure the quality of education and training in
Resources for parents – Clinical psychologist Andrew Fuller has created three useful resources for parents about various aspects of neurodiversity in children. Students with ADHD, Students with anxiety, Students and procrastination
Parents are the first and most important educators of their children in relation to values and relationships. They are also uniquely placed to provide sexuality
This article from ABC Everyday focuses on three families in different states, and why they have chosen to send their kids to government schools. The
This article from the Harvard Graduate School of Education explains how the Covid-19 pandemic has brought out even more clearly the benefits of strong family
If you have a VCE student in the family, you may be wondering how the statewide assessment and ranking process works. How can a fair
We know that some families are struggling to meet the costs of their children’s education. The Education Department has a useful list of support services
What does “wellbeing” mean, especially in reference to children and young people? The Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth (ARACY) has produced What’s in
Jobs Victoria offers free support for jobseekers. There are two ways they can help. Work and Learning Centres There are five Work and Learning Centres
This article on The Educator website reviews John Hendry’s ongoing contribution to the discussion about relationships, school culture and the link between learning and wellbeing.
The VRQA is Victoria’s education and training regulator. We are an independent statutory authority that works to assure the quality of education and training in Victoria. This includes the regulation of Victoria’s schools, school boarding
Resources for parents – Clinical psychologist Andrew Fuller has created three useful resources for parents about various aspects of neurodiversity in children. Students with ADHD, Students with anxiety, Students and procrastination
Parents are the first and most important educators of their children in relation to values and relationships. They are also uniquely placed to provide sexuality education in a way that responds to their child’s changing
This article from ABC Everyday focuses on three families in different states, and why they have chosen to send their kids to government schools. The reasons parents give are varied; a priority on children’s wellbeing,
This article from the Harvard Graduate School of Education explains how the Covid-19 pandemic has brought out even more clearly the benefits of strong family and community engagement in schools. About 50 years of research
If you have a VCE student in the family, you may be wondering how the statewide assessment and ranking process works. How can a fair and equitable statewide ranking be achieved when schools can develop
We know that some families are struggling to meet the costs of their children’s education. The Education Department has a useful list of support services available to help with schooling costs on its website. The
What does “wellbeing” mean, especially in reference to children and young people? The Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth (ARACY) has produced What’s in the Nest? to answer this question. ARACY introduces the booklet
Jobs Victoria offers free support for jobseekers. There are two ways they can help. Work and Learning Centres There are five Work and Learning Centres around Victoria, located in Fitzroy, North Geelong, Morwell, Ballarat and
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