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2013 school enrolments break half-million mark
The new school year is shaping up to be the busiest yet for education in Queensland with more than half a million students studying in 1240 state schools.
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Significant diary dates to print out and keep
Welcome to the first Education Views special events calendar for 2013, covering the year from Jaunuary to June.
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Rewarding start to new school year
Cairns West State School principal Michael Hansen has started the 2013 school year with a spring in his step after being named as one of the country's leading educators.
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NAPLAN marking plus for schools
The best way for a school to boost its NAPLAN literacy expertise is by having at least one of its teachers take part in marking the writing task, according to the Queensland Studies Authority.
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First Australian curriculum languages
The draft curriculum for the first two languages other than English to form part of the Australian Curriculum has been released for public consultation.
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Register now for Schools Clean Up Day
Registration is open for Schools Clean Up Day 2013, which last year saw 2600 schools take part Australia-wide.
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What's in store as agenda enters its third year?
Queensland state schools' agenda for improvement was launched following the inaugural Principals' Conference in 2011
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Junior Secondary focus on student wellbeing
Northern Beaches State High School is pursuing excellence in Junior Secondary education through a program focusing on student wellbeing and mental health.
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Principals prepare for second conference
The Department of Education, Training and Employment's second Principals' Conference will be held in Brisbane at the end of February.
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Making numeracy count with proportional reasoning
Researchers at The University of Queensland have developed a well-reasoned case for the importance of proportional reasoning in education
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Grants for hands-on learning
The long-running BP Education Grants are again available to secondary schools in Queensland and Western Australia in 2013.
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Facebook insights for school staff
School leaders and teaching staff can hear from an expert about Facebook in the school environment tomorrow (Thursday 6 December).
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Sixteen chosen as NEiTA Award recipients
Sixteen Queensland teachers make up the largest single contingent of 2012 Inspirational Teaching State and Territory Award recipients.
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C-Gen ready to hit the small screen
The 2012 Creative Generation - State Schools Onstage extravaganza hits Queensland's lounge rooms this Saturday.
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Principals to gather again in new year
The Department of Education, Training and Employment's second biennial Principals' Conference will be held in Brisbane early next year.
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Scholarship boost to farming stocks
Dalby State High School is reaching out to the next generation of farmers through an industry partnership worth $150,000.
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Student prize is an Italian job
Four graduating senior students, including Stanthorpe State High School's Michaela Marcus, are off to school in Italy.
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ATO offers lessons in tax
Teachers of financial literacy have a new online resource available to them with the release by the Australian Tax Office of 'Tax, Super + You'.
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Generation Z and the education revolution
Mark McCrindle is a social researcher with an international renown for tracking emerging issues, researching social trends and analysing customer segments. His recently released book, 'Word Up: A Lexicon and Guide to Communication in the 21st Century', was written for educators, employers, leaders and parents, to help them effectively engage with the emerging generations.
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Minister hails result of teacher pay ballot
Queensland state school teachers have voted to accept the State Government's pay offer of a 2.7 per cent increase every year for the next three years.
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