2020
EREA Business Managers Conference, Richmond
Sydney, Australia
Melbourne, Australia
Today is World Environment Day. The 2020 theme is, 'Time for Nature,' with a focus on its role in providing the essential infrastructure that supports life on Earth and human development. Why not follow CBC Fremantle student Flynn’s example and this weekend do something practical for our earth.
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Bronwyn Shipton
Happy Public Education Day to all our colleagues in Public Education. We are proud to be in educational endeavour together.Happy Public Education Day, and a huge thanks to all the teachers, ES staff and principals who make our education system great. Whether you're in a preschool, school, TAFE or adult disability setting, the fact that you have chosen to work in public education is something truly special.
Congrats also to Geoff Matheson, who is the winner of our laptop bag giveaway. We think his words resonate beautifully.
As we begin National Reconciliation Week, we celebrate current and past young people from our schools. Cooper is a past student of
St Patrick’s College Ballarat.Cooper Craig-Peters was part of our very first Nallei-Jerring Koori Youth Leadership program in 2013. He then went on to participate in the Youth Leadership Project and the Western Bulldogs Next Generation Academy. See comment below for full story
EREA joins with our schools across Australia in acknowledging commemorating National Sorry Day.National Sorry Day | Today as a College we solemnly reflect on the pain of our Nation's past as experienced by the First People of Australia. As a community, we are sorry for the suffering of the Stolen Generations and pledge to do all that we can to Close the Gap so that access to equal health care, educational opportunities and life expectancy rates is enjoyed by all. #NRW2020 #InThisTogether
Congratulations to all teachers and their heroic efforts over the last few months. Great reflection by EREAs Wayne Tinsey about Australia’s amazing teachers.
Pandemic has revealed our ‘ordinary’ heroes
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On Tuesday when some Victorian students start returning to classrooms there will be an audible sigh of relief from parents across the state.