Introduction – Advice on assessment

Introduction – Advice on assessment

Improving Student Performance in CAFS

Unfriendly Friendships ReachOut Webinar

Improving Student Performance in CAFS

Unfriendly Friendships ReachOut Webinar

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"The national rate of "active travel to school", as the experts call it, has declined over the past 40 years from 75 to 25 per cent of trips."
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Want your kids to walk to school? There's one state where it may not be legal

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Over the past 40 years walking to school has declined from 75 to 25 per cent of trips. But we're really missing something from those quiet moments together before the hectic day, writes Alison Bunbury...

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Recently ReachOut.com released their latest report, titled Unfriendly Friendships, the report concluded that young people found it difficult to label their experiences as bullying, particularly if the bullying comes from a friend, even when the experience is causing significant emotional distress.
ACHPERNSW is pleased to be hosting a webinar with Claire Goodall, ReachOut’s School Manager to share their latest research and explore the implications for how we deliver lessons around bullying. Join us for this free webinar tomorrow (28 Oct) from 3.30 – 5.00pm.
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A look at how age effects parenting and caring.
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Does the age you become a parent really matter? We asked three mums - ABC Life

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The average age of becoming a mum in Australia is 29.3. But there are pros and cons of becoming a parent before or after that age, as these three mums make clear.

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