Schools across New South Wales, including those in the New England region, will soon be required to triage and respond to bullying incidents more quickly and consistently, under a landmark framework.
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Posted inHealth, Local News
Young and old urged to get vaccinated before challenging winter season
Cooler weather is creeping closer, which means its that time of the year, to look into getting the jab.
Posted inAustralia Votes 2025, Education, New England Electorate
Laura Hughes backs education deal for NSW schools
Labor candidate for New England and primary school teacher Laura Hughes has welcomed the landmark agreement to fully and fairly fund New South Wales public schools.
Posted inEducation, Tamworth
Tamworth High School gets financial boost for specialist facilities
Tamworth High School has been chosen as one of 13 school across the state to receive a share in $50 million for specialist school facilities.
Posted inEducation, Local News
New English and Mathematics syllabuses for Years 11 and 12 mark major milestone for NSW schools
All NSW teachers and students now have access to a new rigorous and explicit English and Maths curriculum to help boost education pathways.
Posted inEducation, NSW Politics
School leadership back into the classroom more from next year
More than 4000 NSW teachers who left the classroom to take administrative roles such as assistant and deputy principal will have to return to the classroom next year, if they haven’t already.
Posted inEducation, Local News
Landmark new primary school curriculum to drive better education outcomes
New England students are set to get an educational outcomes boost with a new revamped primary school curriculum being unveiled.
Posted inCrime, NSW Politics
It’s not love, it’s coercive control: New campaign highlights hidden abuse
The NSW Government have launched an advertising campaign to raise public awareness and understanding of coercive control.
Posted inArmidale, Tamworth
New England childcare centres to trial new flexible model
Two New England childcare centres have been chosen to undertake the new Flexible Initiatives Trial (FIT) which aims to provided longer hours and expanded care to help address parent’s barriers.
Posted inArmidale, Education, Investigation, Social issues and services
When a child cannot be kept safe: why Armidale needs two high schools
The inability to go to another school, and escape the routine torture they are subjected to, makes already vulnerable children an easy target.