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Becoming More Psychohygienic The school year is coming to an end, many won't be feeling as mentally well as they could. But you can change negative thoughts and feelings by introducing some psychohygiene, that means encouraging self-observation skills, self-regulation, identifying your purpose, realising your boundaries, being determined, staying internal, and fine-tuning your motivational intelligence.

Continuing our Mission, Evolving our Identity: Introducing Independent Schools NSW AISNSW has changed its name to Independent Schools NSW.

University Study Hubs Helping Access Hubs boost uni attendance.

‘Language Chunks’ Boost Language Retention Learning technique developed to address language teacher shortages.

Primary Students Unprepared for Computer Writing They need keyboard skills as well as penmanship.

School League Tables Harmful School league tables don't always compare apples with apples

Gateway Giving Students a Second Chance Personalised and inclusive education re-engages reluctant students.

Neurodivergent Children Are Asking to Be Seen, Not Fixed Schools, clinicians and families often operate from different frameworks.

Bureaucracy Eats Public School Funding Non-school staff levels jump the most.

VR Gets Kids Talking Virtual reality programs can help children with social communication.

Clear Frameworks Key to Helping Schools Tackle Racism Young people experience alarming rates of racism.

Education’s Trifecta The three guiding lights for education are: wonder, resilience and mastery.