Teenagers and alcohol – parental obligations
This information on parental obligations regarding minors and alcohol has been supplied to us by Liquor Control Victoria. Teenagers who abuse alcohol can experience issues
This information on parental obligations regarding minors and alcohol has been supplied to us by Liquor Control Victoria. Teenagers who abuse alcohol can experience issues
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
Ocean Grove Primary School began to bring Relationship based Education into the school in early 2022 with a staff in-service day presented by John Hendry.
The issue of school can’t, also referred to as school refusal, has been in the media in recent years: The Age published a comprehensive article on 2
What are the approaches to family engagement that actually work? The Australian Education Research Organisation (AERO) has provided a quick and easy way for teachers
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
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 podcast from the Public Education Foundation focuses on partnerships between schools and families. How do we improve and strengthen these partnerships? The podcast aims
It’s a big change in their lives. For the past six or seven years, your child has gone to primary school. But now they’re starting
This information on parental obligations regarding minors and alcohol has been supplied to us by Liquor Control Victoria. Teenagers who abuse alcohol can experience issues with brain development, affecting areas associated with attention, memory and
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
Ocean Grove Primary School began to bring Relationship based Education into the school in early 2022 with a staff in-service day presented by John Hendry.
The issue of school can’t, also referred to as school refusal, has been in the media in recent years: The Age published a comprehensive article on 2 February 2023, exploring the prevalence and impacts of the problem.
What are the approaches to family engagement that actually work? The Australian Education Research Organisation (AERO) has provided a quick and easy way for teachers and school leaders to catch up on the latest research
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
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
This podcast from the Public Education Foundation focuses on partnerships between schools and families. How do we improve and strengthen these partnerships? The podcast aims to identify some of the barriers to family engagement, such
It’s a big change in their lives. For the past six or seven years, your child has gone to primary school. But now they’re starting high school and going from being a ‘big kid’ to
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