Remote Learning Partnerships set to benefit young Indigenous Territorians
Source: Northern Territory. Minister for Employment, Education and Training. Media Release
"Improving school attendance amongst 7000 Indigenous young people in 15 remote townships is the focus of the NT Government’s Remote Learning Partnerships initiative, launched by Minister for Employment, Education and Training, Paul Henderson."
Community Services begins at School
Source: New South Wales. Department of Education and Training. Media Release
"NSW Premier Morris Iemma unveiled a bold new direction in values education through a program of community service for public high school students. The $7.8 million initiative will encourage teenagers to get involved in community service, learn new skills, foster civic pride and build on the Respect and Responsibility program."
New Directions: Maths & Science
Source: Australian Labour Party. Policy
"A Rudd Labor Government will provide $111 million over four years in financial incentives for university students to study and teach maths and science. The plan provides a double-barrelled incentive for young Australians:
We will halve the HECS fees for new maths and science students while they are studying; and
We will then halve the HECS repayments of maths and science graduates if they take up work in a relevant maths/science occupation, particularly teaching."
Early education policy directions paper
Source: Australian Labour Party. Policy
"Federal Labor will begin the education revolution by focusing on where learning begins, in the early years.
Under our plan, all Australian 4 year olds will have enshrined in a new Commonwealth Early Childhood Education Act a universal right to access early play-based learning and development programs delivered by degree-qualified teachers."
Thursday, February 15, 2007
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