Innovations in education made by schools and teachers while students were learning from home during the pandemic are being collected by the New South Wales Government to retain any improvements.
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eSafety sets a framework for A+ online safety education
By Julie Inman Grant, eSafety Commissioner
As we celebrate the Daniel Morcombe Foundation’s Biggest Online Safety Lesson today, it is timely to reflect on the importance of online safety education and the lessons learnt from our recent time in lockdown — particularly around 21st century education.
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COVID-19 restrictions to lift on schools in SA and WA
Restrictions on a number of important school activities will be lifted from 29 June, paving the way for Term 3 to return to normal for many South Australian students.
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96% of schools sign up for extra money for school hygiene
Ninety-six per cent of non-government schools have signed up to the Morrison Government’s offer of funding support for additional COVID-19 hygiene measures.
Minister for Education Dan Tehan said 2,738 schools would share $9.3 million to help pay for soap, hand sanitiser or extra cleaning.
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First wave of students back in Vic classrooms
Schools across Victoria welcomed back around 400,000 students as part of a staged return to classroom teaching on 26 May.
Minister for Education James Merlino congratulated principals, teachers, school staff, students and families for their efforts to make remote learning work, and announced a summit to discuss lessons learnt and investigate what improvements can be made to the education system as a result of the remote learning experience.
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Education Minister Dan Tehan on improving hygiene in schools
The Morrison Government will provide an additional $10 million to improve COVID-19 hygiene measures in non-government schools.
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