Safe Schools Coalition – proud to create change in schools
Safe Schools Coalition has made it to WA! Safe Schools Coalition began in 2010 in Victoria and in 2013 Foundation for Young Australians (FYA)…
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Classroom Glue By Dr Helen Street
Class cohesion describes the social and emotional ‘glue’ that binds students and teachers together in a learning environment. If class cohesion is weak, both…
The Seven Types of Tricky Students & how to engage them (& lead them towards success) by Andrew Fuller
Despite what you may think, the seven types of tricky students don’t include grumpy, sleepy, cranky or dozy. However there are predictable types and…
Homework – the good, the bad and the undecided by Dr Helen Street
How much homework do you expect the kids in your school or class to do each week? How much time do you…
Voices for Living Project. Report now out!
Voices for Living Project Click to Download!!! Findings provide significant support for key aspects of positive education
Positive Schools Singapore International Positive Education Conference November 2015
The first ever International Singaporean conference is being held at The United World College of South East Asia on 6th and 7th November 2015. Please visit…
Australian Positive Schools 2016 Conference. Building Positive Relationships with Cohesion, Communication, Community. Save the Dates!
Positive Schools 2016 – mental health and wellbeing conferences. When we asked Australian staff and students what makes education positive and engaging, they told…
Supporting Motivation in Early Learners by Dr Helen Street
(An edited transcript of a talk presented at The SSTUWA ECE conference, August 2015) The following article is an edited transcript of a 25…
Turning Tables On Australian Education by Dr Helen Street
It is time to turn the tables on the Australian education system. In 2015 it appears that the majority of Australian schools are…
My Story Is Relevant by Luka Lesson
I believe poetry is essential to life. I am a full-time poet, so yes, I am biased. But I have seen way too…