The Bulletin 29 July 2021 Term 3 - Issue 3

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3
Issue
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AISWA Professional Learning and other educational events, news, and information.

Featured AISWA Professional Learning
Date Event Title Code
Aug 10 2021
Sexual Behaviour in Children & Young People - Beyond the Basics
  • Inclusive Education
13104
Aug 12 2021
Maximising High Impact Teaching Strategies in Maths: The Greatest HITS
  • Mathematics
13092
Aug 16 2021
Primary Connections, Linking Literacy with Science
  • Literacy
13129
Aug 17 2021
Youth Mental Health First Aid
  • Psychology and Wellbeing
  • Part 1 17th Aug 2021
  • Part 2 24th Aug 2021
12928
Sep 6 2021
General and Foundation English Network Day
  • Literacy
13114
Sep 7 2021
Mathematics: Educational Assistants Working in PP - Year 4
  • Numeracy
13002
Sep 13 2021
Mental Health First Aid for Non Suicidal Self-Injury
  • Psychology and Wellbeing
12935
Sep 17 2021
English Literature Network Day
  • Literacy
13115
Sep 23 2021
Scaffolding Adolescent Literacy
  • Literacy
13082
Oct 8 2021
Mathematics Intervention and Support Year 1 to Year 6 – Building the Foundation of Addition and Subtraction
  • Numeracy
13132
Oct 18 2021
Sharp Reading: Guided Reading for Decoding
  • Literacy
13159
Oct 19 2021
Sharp Reading: Guided Reading for Comprehension
  • Literacy
13158
Oct 20 2021
Sharp Reading: Comprehension Strategy Instruction - Secondary
  • Literacy
13156
Oct 25 2021
Adolescent Engagement Through Literacy
  • Literacy
13160

Webinar: John Somerset - How to strategise in changing times

John Somerset from Somerset Education will be running a 1.5-hour webinar (via Teams) on Monday, 23 August, at 4.00 pm (AWST)
John is a highly accomplished 'numbers man' and well-regarded in the Independent schools’ sector as an expert in his field. His passion for the sector stimulated completion of a master's by research on the attributes of a financially sustainable school and his current PhD studies to predict financial sustainability in Australian Independent Schools. For more information and to register for this webinar please click Here 

 

2021 Online School Marketing Training Series

AISWA has contracted ImageSeven, a specialised marketing and branding organisation, to deliver a series of three 90-minute masterclasses for AISWA schools.

*Registrations are essential*

Topics are as follows:

Session 1 (26 August): How to bring media strategy to your media purchasing to improve campaign effectiveness.

Session 2 (23 September): Harnessing the potential of your Alumni community.

Session 3 (28 October): Creating a powerful website.

Each session will be held live from 10.00-11.30am.  The sessions will include a 75-80 minute presentation by ImageSeven, followed by 10-15 minutes of Q&A at the end. Sessions will be recorded and made available to registered attendees after each event.

To register for this event, please click Here

 

STAWA Psychology and Marine and Maritime Events

The Science Teachers’ Association of Western Australia, known as STAWA, was established in 1946. STAWA is an independent association of Science Educators dedicated to promoting science and science teaching in Western Australia. STAWA is running two PL events this August.

Marine and Maritime Teachers Forum 2021 - Wednesday 4 August 2021

Location: Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development - Fisheries.39 Northside Dr,Hillarys 
Details and Registration: Please click Here 

 

Psychology Teachers Convention 2021 - Thursday 19 August 2021

Location: The Esplanade Fremantle, 46-54 Marine Terrace

Details and Registration: Please click Here 

 

2021 Tim Winton Award for Young Writers  

Entries into the 2021 Tim Winton Award for Young Writers open on Monday 19 July at 9.30 am. West Australian school students in years one to twelve are invited to submit an original story of up to 2000 words in length. Judges are looking for creative entries, with original themes, excellent story development, and quality writing.

To enter, register your details online and upload your story at Here by Friday 13 August, 5.30 pm. If you prefer to submit a physical copy of your story, register online and print your entry confirmation before submitting your story to Subiaco Library.

 

Call for young Aboriginal people to join the Strong Spirit Strong Mind Aboriginal Youth Reference Group

The Western Australian Mental Health Commission are looking for young Aboriginal people (age 12-25) to join the Strong Spirit Strong Mind Aboriginal Youth Reference Group. It’s an opportunity to be a voice and make a difference for young Aboriginal people and their wellbeing. As a member of the group you will work closely with the Strong Spirit Strong Mind Aboriginal Programs team and contribute to our project activities.
To apply email angel.hayward@mhc.wa.gov.au and for more information see the Flyer or visit link Here