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Community and home
OECD Releases the 2008 Education at a Glance Report
Let's Raise the Standard in the Education Debate
New AISV Chairman: 'Schooling is a Partnership'
Teachers' Union Needs to Stop Whingeing
On Track Survey Data Released
Message from Michelle Green, Chief Executive of the Association of Independent Schools of Victoria
Parents to Receive NAPLAN Report Cards
2020 Summit Focuses on Education
Students have their say in the 2020 Summit
More and Better Research Needed for Education
Independent School Offers Scholarships to Refugees
Parents' Survey: Independent Schools are Safe Learning Places
Parents and Schools to Create Closer Ties
Psychology of Happiness
Parents Warned about Mathematics Programs
Schools to Share Resources
Tall Ships in Port
Electronic Speed Signs for Schools
21st Century Educational Tools
Independent Schools Council of Australia Releases
Election 'Manifesto'
Parents Value their Choice in Educating their Children
Students Share their Faith
Schools to Acquire Business Edge
Communities Urged to set-up Schools
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curriculum
The National Curriculum Board Announces Appointment
of Educators
Visual Arts should become a Compulsory Part of the Curriculum
Primary School Principals Call for Minimum Content in a National Primary Curriculum
Teaching of English to be Updated
National Curriculum Board to Tackle Geography
Languages Next on the National Curriculum Board's Agenda
Fight to Keep Languages and Physical Education on the Curriculum
National Curriculum Board on its Way
Geography Standards Dropping
New History Curriculum
Students Call for a more Social Education
Social Subjects cut from Primary Schools
Science Still Failing to Excite
Australian Literature Finds its Place in the Curriculum
Primary Schools to Cut Curriculum in Half
Australian Literature in Decline
Science Fails to Excite
Proposed New History Curriculum for all Australian Schools
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environment
Solar Education
Schools go Green
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funding and Policies
Let's Raise the Standard in the Education Debate
Education Blueprint Reform
Quality Education: The Case for an Education Revolution in our Schools (PDF)
High-Speed Internet for Victoria's Rural Independent Schools
AISV Commends Minister Gillard - Right Priorities for Evidence Based Quality Teaching
Children with Autism to Gain Funding Boost
Teachers' Union Needs to Stop Whingeing
Schools Receive Funding for Computers
Message from Michelle Green, Chief Executive of the Association of Independent Schools of Victoria
Federal 2008 Budget
Victorian 2008 Budget
New Victorian Government Plan for Schools
University Leaders Welcome Higher Education Reform
Primary Schools to Receive Additional Funding
Trade Training Centres in Schools Program Launched
AISV's Response to The Sunday Age
Federal Government Continues to Support Funding for Non-Government Schools
ALP Education Policies
Meet the New Ministry
The Education Revolution Begins
The ALP Releases its School Broadband and Computer Plan
The Coalition offers Tax Rebates for Education Expenses
Labor's School Broadband and Computer Plan Welcomed
Tax Rebate for Education Expenses Welcomed
SES Funding Model to Stay
Non-Government Schools save Taxpayers $5 Billion
Government Funding for Non-Government Schools
SES Funding Model
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health and wellbeing
Junior and Senior Secondary School Students have Different Needs
Anaphylaxis Training for all Teachers and Carers
Healthy Eating for Healthy Living
Cameras to Protect Students and Schools
Accentuate the Positive
Psychology of Happiness
Secular Chaplaincy
Children to be Weighed before Beginning School
Unhealthy Fundraising
Anaphylaxis Training for Schools and Childcare Centres
Tanning not so Smart
Students finding it Hard to Cope
Eating Disorders
Online Gaming to Build Resiliency in Young People
Teens in Two Minds about the Danger of Drugs
Girls Play less Sport
Character Ban on Junk Food
How to Host a Safe Party
What is Bullying?
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higher education
OECD Releases the 2008 Education at a Glance Report
Higher Education Revamp
Forum Calls for Reduced Emphasis on ENTER
Students to get a Military Taste
On Track Survey Data Released
iTunes brings Universities Together
TAFE Fees Set to Increase
Melbourne still one of the Best University Cities
Parents to Receive NAPLAN Report Cards
TAFEs Welcome HECS Proposal
Universities to Form Closer Ties with Schools
Universities to Consider a Work-Integrated Learning Scheme
University Leaders Welcome Higher Education Reform
Science Numbers Improving
University Graduates Smiling
Non-Traditional Courses more Popular
How should Teachers be Taught?
More Uni Places for 2008
Melbourne Model on its Way
Literacy and Numeracy from Primary School to University
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Indigenous Education
New Victorian Government Plan for Schools
Independent Schools Lend a Hand
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literacy and numeracy
Drop in Students' interest in Maths and Science
ABS Releases Statistics on Australian Literacy Levels
Teaching of English to be Updated
Parents to Receive NAPLAN Report Cards
New Victorian Government Plan for Schools
National Benchmark Results are In
Literacy and Numeracy from Primary School to University
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primary education
The National Curriculum Board Announces Appointment
of Educators
OECD Releases the 2008 Education at a Glance Report
Visual Arts should become a Compulsory Part of the Curriculum
Drop in Students' interest in Maths and Science
Junior and Senior Secondary School Students have Different Needs
Primary School Principals Call for Minimum Content in a National Primary Curriculum
Parents to Receive NAPLAN Report Cards
New Victorian Government Plan for Schools
Primary Schools to Receive Additional Funding
Transition from Primary to Secondary School
National Benchmark Results are In
21st Century Educational Tools
Primary Schools Forgotten
Social Subjects cut from Primary Schools
Primary School Principals in Counselling
Literacy and Numeracy from Primary School to University
Primary Schools to Cut Curriculum in Half
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rural schools
High-Speed Internet for Victoria's Rural Independent Schools
Rural Students Higher Education Opportunities Depleting
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Secondary education
The National Curriculum Board Announces Appointment
of Educators
OECD Releases the 2008 Education at a Glance Report
Visual Arts should become a Compulsory Part of the Curriculum
Drop in Students' interest in Maths and Science
Junior and Senior Secondary School Students have Different Needs
Year 12 Students to Meet Minimum Standards
Forum Calls for Reduced Emphasis on ENTER
Students to get a Military Taste
On Track Survey Data Released
Schools Receive Funding for Computers
Universities to Form Closer Ties with Schools
New Victorian Government Plan for Schools
IB to Introduce a more Hands-On Approach
Independent Schools Lend a Hand
Trade Training Centres in Schools Program Launched
Computer Rollout to Commence in June
Science Numbers Improving
Commonwealth Government's National Secondary School's Computer Funds
Transition from Primary to Secondary School
National Benchmark Results are In
PISA Results Are In
More Tech Colleges on the Way
New Defence Schools Planned
21st Century Educational Tools
New History Curriculum
Students Call for a more Social Education
Two New Selective-Entry Schools
VCE Starts a Year Early
Information Technology fails to lure Students
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special needs students
Children with Autism to Gain Funding Boost
Disability Funding not Fair
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technology
High-Speed Internet for Victoria's Rural Independent Schools
Commonwealth Government's National Secondary School's Computer Fund
Information Technology fails to lure Students
Online Gaming to Build Resiliency in Young People
Technology in the Classroom
Information and Communication Technology for Preschools
Mobile Phones may be Banned from School Grounds
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vocational education
VET Voucher Scheme to Provide Flexibility and Choice
On Track Survey Data Released
TAFE Fees Set to Increase
TAFEs Welcome HECS Proposal
IB to Introduce a more Hands-On Approach
Trade Training Centres in Schools Program Launched
VCAL Giving Students Another Chance
More Tech Colleges on the Way
New Defence Schools Planned
Vocational Education not up to Standard
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