Community partnerships

A successful first Principal for a Day event last year sees Melbourne Girls’ College eager to participate again this September.

‘Place’ is more than geography. It has multiple dimensions, applications and interpretations, including cultural, economic, social, political and educational. Place must be at the heart of Indigenous education policy. Tony Dreise explains.

The results of an audit of curriculum materials of 11 ASEAN countries has informed the development of a regional assessment framework.

Culturally responsive teaching can improve outcomes for Indigenous students.

School, business and community leaders benefit through school-community relationships when they participate in Principal for a Day.

Starting primary school can be daunting for Aboriginal children, but educators can improve their transition outcomes by recognising what they bring with them to school, says Jacynta Krakouer.