AISWA Professional Learning and other educational events, news and information
AISWA Briefing the Board Conference - Saturday, 4 April
AISWA's annual governance conference 'Briefing the Board' will be held at Kennedy Baptist College on Saturday, 4 April.
The full-day conference will consist of three keynote presentations and a selection of 18 workshops, including: Child Abuse Prevention, School Registration, Boardroom Responsibilities and Practice, School Finances, Risk Management, Responding to Disasters and Crises, Industrial and Legal Topics, Digital Privacy, Safety and Security, and more...
*Registrations are strictly limited and filling fast! - For more information and to register, click Here
What Matters? Western Australia
What Matters? is a 'catalyst for young thinkers and young writers to develop a perspective, a point of view, on where we're heading as a society'Inspired by Gough Whitlam's commitment to involving young people in the shaping of Australia's future, the competition is currently open to school students in years 5 to 12 from Australia. Responding to the simple question 'what matters?', entrants are free to express their views on any matter they care about. For more informatin please click on the attached Here
Speak Up Awards 2020
Welcome to Speak Up Awards 2020, the interschool public speaking competition for Years 4, 5 and 6 students sponsored by the Grand Lodge of WA Freemasons.This is the follow-up letter to the one sent late last year, encouraging schools to include the event in their 2020 curriculum. All heats will be held in August, with the preliminary finals at the Scarborough Masonic Hall, 193 Hancock Street, Doubleview and the final at the Lawley Park Village Community Centre, 55 Alexander Drive, Menora.
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New toolkit boosts online safety resources for schools
A new toolkit launched today by the Government’s eSafety Commissioner will provide schools across Australia with resources to help prevent and respond to online safety issues, creating safer online environments for children across the country.
The eSafety Toolkit for Schools has four key themes – Prepare, Engage, Educate and Respond – and includes more than 25 individual resources with tips for teachers and school administrators on how to respond to online safety incidents, and promote safer online practices across school communities. For more information please click on the link Here