Following his recent retirement, Mr Malcolm Elliott speaks to Education Matters Magazine to reflect on his time as APPA President and looks toward the future of education in Australia.
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APPA announces new President
Former President of the South Australian Primary Principals Association, Angela Falkenberg, has been elected as the new President of APPA.
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APPA: It takes a village
Australian Primary Principals Association (APPA) President, Malcolm Elliott, discusses reforms to policy for the Australian education system at state and national levels and the APPA’s response to the National Teacher Workforce Action Plan and the National School Reform Agreement.
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Ground breaking project to tackle childhood anxiety
The New South Wales Primary Principals’ Association has launched ‘The Anxiety Project’ in an effort to tackle the rise of anxiety in primary aged children.
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Education sector welcomes new minister
Alan Tudge has been appointed as the new Minister for Education and Youth following the Federal cabinet reshuffle before Christmas.
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Leaders – born, then made and paid?
With low numbers of applicants for school leadership positions, Malcolm Elliott, President of the Australian Primary Principals Association (APPA), sheds light on why many educators may be holding back from taking this next step.
As you read this brief article, I hope you find something to assist you in your work – especially if you are in a leadership role, formal or informal, in an education setting.
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