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Listening tour begins with early learning sector

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8 September, 2023 LISTENING TOUR BEGINS WITH EARLY LEARNING SECTOR The NSW Department of Education has hit the road to listen and learn from early childhood education services across the state. ECE Connect is a revitalised approach to engaging with the sector, to discuss the key issues, provide key information on programs and regulatory matters and … Continued

Queensland students wow judges at art awards

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Artistically talented students have impressed the judges at last night’s (6 September) Independent Education Union – Queensland and Northern Territory (IEU-QNT) Excellence in Art Design Awards. The awards held at the Queensland Multicultural Centre in Brisbane attracted over 600 entries from students and teachers across the Queensland and Northern Territory independent education sector, with entrants … Continued

Brisbane students take top prizes in Art Awards

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Students from schools across Brisbane were honoured at last night’s Independent Education Union – Queensland and Northern Territory (IEU-QNT) Excellence in Art and Design Awards.   Over 600 entries including sculpture, painting, embroidery and photography were submitted into the 2023 Awards, in response to the theme of ‘Colours of Life’. The annual Art Awards were … Continued

Gympie student takes top prize in Art Awards

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A local Gympie student was honoured at last night’s Independent Education Union – Queensland and Northern Territory (IEU-QNT) Excellence in Art and Design Awards.   Charlotte Hobbs from Victory College topped the First Nations category with a painting titled ‘Flying Colours’. Donna Hensen, Wailwan/Wiradjuri woman and artist who judged the entries said Charlotte’s painting thoughtfully … Continued

Cairns student takes top prize in Art Awards

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A local Cairns student was honoured at last night’s Independent Education Union – Queensland and Northern Territory (IEU-QNT) Excellence in Art and Design Awards.   Leila-Grace Shephard from St Monica’s College topped the Year 11-12 category with her emotive painting. Julie Seidel who judged the entries said Leila-Grace’s painting thoughtfully told an authentic story about … Continued

Apprenticeships and Traineeships in the spotlight at prestigious awards

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IntoWork Group businesses Work & Training and Mas National are thrilled to be supporting ten trainees, apprentices and host businesses who have been selected as finalists at the Tasmanian Training Awards. Work & Training’s Tom Morgan, Ella Phillips, Anne-Maree Jeffries, Paige Parker, Darcy Beavan-Duncan, Maryam Azizi and Edward Harper have all been nominated across five … Continued

Remembering Her Majesty: One Year on, The Australian Women’s Weekly Celebrates the Iconic Queen Elizabeth II Covers

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Gallery at www.womensweekly.com.au   AWW Queen Covers   As the world marks the one-year anniversary of the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, The Australian Women’s Weekly takes a heartfelt journey through history revisiting the iconic covers that have featured the beloved Queen over the years.  For generations, The Weekly has been a source of inspiration and insight into … Continued

NSW Public Education celebrates Excellence and Achievement

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7 September, 2023     NSW PUBLIC EDUCATION CELEBRATES EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT     Multi-categorical teacher Kathryn Ross from Glen Innes High School is one of 165 impressive award winners presented to NSW public school teachers, students, employees and parents at the 2023 NSW Minister’s and Secretary’s Awards for Excellence.     Tuesday night’s awards at Sydney Town Hall celebrated … Continued

SKILLS AND TRAINING BOOST FOR WOMEN FACING DISADVANTAGE

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650 women facing disadvantage in NSW are set to benefit from an innovative government initiative that will equip them with the skills needed to achieve sustained employment or start their own business. Training Services NSW Executive Director, David Collins, said the initiative, delivered in partnership with the Office of Social Impact Investment (OSII) in NSW … Continued

Monash delivers scholarship boost for Indigenous, low-income and regional students through Kummargi Yulendj scholarship program

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Monash University will offer over $50 million in scholarships over the next three years for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and students experiencing economic disadvantage. More than 6000 students will be eligible to study for a university degree under an expanded and diversified Monash University scholarship program. Monash has today launched its new scholarship … Continued