AISWA Professional Learning and other educational events, news, and information.
| Date | Event Title | Code |
|---|---|---|
Oct 8 2021 |
Mathematics Intervention and Support Year 1 to Year 6 – Building the Foundation of Addition and Subtraction |
13132 |
Oct 18 2021 |
Sharp Reading: Guided Reading for Decoding |
13159 |
Oct 19 2021 |
Sharp Reading: Guided Reading for Comprehension |
13158 |
Oct 20 2021 |
Sharp Reading: Comprehension Strategy Instruction - Secondary |
13156 |
Oct 20 2021 |
Stretching at Your Edges: Growing (Up) at Work |
13202 |
Oct 22 2021 |
AISWA Early Childhood Leadership Breakfast 6 - Reconciliation |
13200 |
Oct 25 2021 |
Adolescent Engagement Through Literacy |
13160 |
Oct 27 2021 |
Principal's Breakfast by Invitation (ALBANY) |
13177 |
Oct 29 2021 |
Secondary English Network Day |
13166 |
Nov 15 2021 |
Animal Ethics Information Session for Independent Schools |
13194 |
Nov 22 2021 |
What makes a narrative a narrative? (Online) |
13203 |
Nov 26 2021 |
2021 School Registration Seminar |
13085 |
Herdsman Lake Discovery Centre Open for Excursions (Operated by WA Gould League)
After extensive renovations, the Herdsman Lake Discovery Centre (operated by WA Gould League) is now open to school excursions for all year levels. Situated on the edge of the largest lake on the coastal plain, Herdsman Lake is a world-class wetland in the heart of Perth.
Excursions offer opportunities for learners to work with environmental scientists and educators to conduct hands-on environmental investigations and/or participate in a range of Indigenous learning activities conducted on the banks of Noogenboro (Herdsman Lake). Pre and post excursion resources are aligned to SCSA Judging Standards and are freely available as digital or printable resources. Excursion bookings can be made Here
Insect Investigators – Opportunity for Regional Schools - Registrations close 15 October
There is a great opportunity for Regional Schools to participate in a Free Citizen Science Project called Insect Investigators and all regional schools are invited to participate. Schools that are chosen to be part of the project will run a Malaise Trap, which catches flying insects, in an area of native vegetation on or near their school. With the help of scientists, schools will learn about the insects they catch, and may even discover new species!
Schools who are interested can apply by 15 Oct 2021 directly through this website: Here
Free Teacher resources and support will be provided.
Video conferencing program with the Parliamentary Education Office
Looking for ways to makes civics and citizenship more dynamic, relevant and memorable for you and your class? Experience the Parliamentary Education Office’s free video-conferencing program, Parliamentary Insider. Their programs can be delivered through Zoom and Microsoft Teams and are available to students and teachers working remotely.
Australian Teacher Workforce Data (ATWD) Teacher Survey 2021
The Teacher Registration Board of Western Australia (TRBWA) is providing registered teachers in Western Australia with the opportunity to participate in the ATWD Teacher Survey. This survey is a voluntary ten minute survey.
The ATWD is being implemented by the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL) in partnership with the Australian Government Department of Education and Training, the states and territories, teacher regulatory authorities and the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW).
Teachers can access the survey by visiting the TRBWA website, trb.wa.gov.au and logging into Teacher Login. Once in Teacher Login, they can select the ATWD Teacher Survey tab at the top of the page and start the survey.
For further information, please Click here.
The survey closes Sunday, 17 October.