The start of the 2022 school year in Queensland will move from Monday, January 24 to Monday, February 7 to avoid opening schools during the predicted peak of the Omicron wave and to allow more time for children to receive their COVID-19 vaccinations.
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Alternative learning model makes progress
A Queensland “gateway” program is opening doors for Mackay students who are swapping books for brake lights.
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Vulnerable families supported by new service centre
The Queensland Government has announced a new child and family centre to provide an improved response to children and families needing assistance.
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Skills training high on Qld students’ agenda
Queensland high school students are continuing to embrace real-world skills training with almost two-thirds of the graduating class of 2020 finishing with an industry-recognised qualification.
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Record education budget delivers for Queensland
A record $15.3 billion State Budget investment in school and early childhood education will deliver for Queensland children, students and tradies from Far North Queensland to the Gold Coast.
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Queensland learning program lifts literacy experience for boys
Dangerous animals, extreme sports and adventure stories are helping to supercharge literacy skills for boys through a new learning program powered by a grant from Advance Queensland.
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