The Bulletin 20 July 2023 Term 3 - Issue 2

AISWA Online Learning

Registration and access for Online Learning Semester 2 courses are now open! Check out our course offerings Here

Kate Mullin Educator Award

The Kate Mullin Educator Award has been created in memory of Kate Mullin, a passionate and visionary EALD consultant who made significant improvements in the teaching of Indigenous literacy in Western Australia.  This award aims to recognise and celebrate educators who demonstrate excellence in the teaching of English to Aboriginal students. Individual or joint teacher/AEW nominations are welcome. For more information, please click Here

Game Changers Celebrates Trailblazing Women in WA Soccer | Friday, 14 July - Monday, 28 July

The State Library of WA is hosting a free exhibition that spotlights stories from the women's game in WA and celebrates the pioneers who've shaped it. For more information, please click Here

National Formative Assessment Resource Bank School Pilot Nominations | Survey open until Wednesday, 26 July

On behalf of the National Formative Assessment Resource Bank (NFARB) Steering Committee, ACARA is inviting the Independent school sector to nominate schools to participate in a short pilot program. This pilot is designed to investigate delivering existing formative classroom assessments from NSW, Victoria and QLD to teachers across Australia. Participation is contained to a short window and is both voluntary and funded. For more information and to complete the survey, please click Here

Global Competencies in Action - Exhibition of Student Learning (Years 2 - 10) | Friday, 4 August

This showcase event presents teachers and students from Y2-Y10 who will share purposeful teaching and learning outcomes via their individual PBL projects from our Purposeful Pedagogies program. For more information and to register, please click Here.

Restorative Practice – The Essential Skills | Monday, 7 August

Restorative Practices WA is holding a one-day seminar on 7 August for those who work with young people in schools, community agencies, and youth programs. This interactive and skills-based workshop will focus on ways of integrating restorative practice into daily routines.  Further information and registration details can be found Here

STEM Show and Tell (Years 10 - 12) | Saturday, 12 August - 10 am - 12 pm

STEM Show and Tell is a speed-networking event introducing students to eight different women in STEM via engaging activities specifically designed to link the science curriculum to their jobs. This event is free for all high school students in Years 10-12, For more information and to register click Here 

Video conference with the Parliamentary Education Office (PEO) (Years 3 - 12)

The PEO offers three interactive, curriculum-aligned video conference programs for students in Years 3 to 12. For more information and to experience the PEO’s video conferencing programs for students and teachers, head to the PEO website or contact the video conference coordinator at peolearning@aph.gov.au or (02) 6277 3148.