All posts tagged "Education"
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484COVID-19Government launches ICT support line for students learning at home
A new Parent ICT Helpline has been launched to support remote learning during the lockdown.
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278EducationAustralia’s first body image program for primary schools
Butterfly Body Bright is a strength-based, prevention focused program that supports the development of healthy and positive attitudes and behaviours towards the body, eating and physical activity.
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452EducationGrants available to SA public schools to help reduce bullying
Schools will be provided with a range of ideas to help transform school grounds to protective physical environments including
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370Books & LiteratureBook Review: There It Is Again, by Don Watson
An enjoyable collection of previously published pieces from award-winning author and historian Don Watson, who is also a humourist and was Paul Keating’s speechwriter and biographer.
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864LatestFringe Review: Refugee Stories, Secret Recipes and Dinner!
A Pakistani family who sought asylum in Australia share their story over a 3-course meal, providing an opportunity to ask the questions you've never had the chance to ask an asylum seeker.
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523Books & LiteratureBook Review: How to Say I Love You in Five Languages, by Kenard Pak
Colourful and stylised illustrations combine with clear, push-button vocals to teach kids 3 and over to say, “I Love You”, in Spanish, English, Mandarin, French and Japanese.
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403Books & LiteratureBook Review: Gift Boxes to Colour and Make: A Year of Celebrations, by Eilidh Muldoon
A collection of twenty-four press-out box templates for gifts, on sturdy cardboard accompanied with gold and white gift stickers.
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416Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Prehistoric Times, by Stella Gurney
A magazine-style book for young people that uncovers the life of dinosaurs through short articles, interviews (with discerning dinosaurs) and puzzles.
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591Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Thank You Dish, by Trace Balla
A picture book for 3-6 year olds showing how we need to care for and give thanks to our friends, family and the environment because everything is connected.
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872FamilyABC KIDS Celebrates The Luna New Year With Preschool Programs in Mandarin
Four of ABC KIDS most popular preschool programs will be available in Mandarin as part of a 12-month trial on ABC iview and ABC KIDS iview.
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344FamilyMake A Difference in 2017 By Sponsoring Education For A Disadvantaged Aussie Child
Thousands of children will start the school year without education essentials as disadvantaged families struggle with the basic costs of their child’s public schooling. You can help.
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302Books & LiteratureBook Review: hiSTORY 1 – A Teaching Book: Teaching History with Narrative Fiction, by Stephen J Kimber
This ebook for years 7 & 8 contains fictional narratives from ancient to medieval times, teaching history through stories that promote discussion and research.
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257Film & TVDVD Review: Wide Open Sky
Every year, Michelle Leonard travels more than 4,000km through remote rural towns in NSW to audition children for a youth choir & to teach them to dream.
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259LatestJames Morrison & UniSA 25th Birthday Gala Event Pays It Forward
When the University of South Australia rolls out the special blue carpet for its 25th Birthday Gala Dinner this month, almost 900 guests at the party will have the opportunity not only to celebrate their success, but also to contribute to someone else’s.
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447Books & LiteratureBook Review: Tadpoles in the Torrens, Poems for young readers (Teachers’ Edition)
An anthology of poems for teachers of years 5-8, easily navigated to peruse poems based on author or to seek insight into enhancing curriculum requirements.
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327ArtsTheatre Review: Gorgon
When a teenager dies, the impact on friends and family can be traumatic. An emotional cocktail of anger, guilt, loss, love and resentment that they haven’t worked out how to begin processing.
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662BusinessDavid Beats Goliath In Battle To Supercharge Adelaide Careers
Less textbook, more interaction. The training provider who succeed at turning knowledge into practice.
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341FamilyMarine Discovery Centre Fundraising For The Future
Tucked away in Henley Beach lies a gem in the education system, which is working hard to ensure Adelaide's kids are taught a healthy respect towards marine conservation and sustainability.
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258Film & TVAdelaide Film Festival Review: He Named Me Malala
In 2012, teenager Malala Yousafzai was shot in the head by the Taliban for speaking up for women's rights to education. In 2014 she won the Noble Peace Prize.
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300FamilyGet Behind A Good Cause As The Smith Family Calls For Volunteer Mentors
The non-profit organisation, The Smith Family, desperately needs volunteers to help young students, and take place in an online mentor program next year.
