ACSSO and Together for Humanity held a successful Family Engagement workshop in Orange, NSW. Engaging families is crucial as it improves student academic and wellbeing outcomes and teacher retention. Two more sessions are planned in Perth and Melbourne, suitable for both parents and educators. More details on our website.
In a heartwarming display of dedication and involvement, the recent Family Engagement in Schools workshop in Orange, New South Wales, struck a resounding chord with participants. The event, conducted in collaboration with Together for Humanity, welcomed parents, carers, school staff, P&C members, and anyone passionate about enhancing family engagement in the realm of education.
Teaching is a blend of art and science, which is particularly evident in wellbeing programs. Every school has a unique approach to well-being, tailored to the needs of their students. Unlike literacy and numeracy, wellbeing doesn't progress in a linear fashion; it ebbs and flows with the variable needs of each student. This ever-changing landscape requires teachers and school leaders to continually adjust their strategies, respond to new circumstances, and manage resources to make the most of every opportunity to ensure students feel seen, valued, and supported.
myfuture final webinars for 2023 are fast approaching. These events will be especially helpful for parents of students who are awaiting exam results.
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For ACSSO November is a special month in the world of education, as it marks National Family Engagement Month—a time dedicated to recognising and appreciating the profound growth, impact, and importance of family engagement in our communities.
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