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Education Manager Positon at Perth International Arts Festival

21 July 2016

Sound like you? Download the position description. Applications due by July 28.

Questions? Contact Jessica Blackwell, HR & Support Services Manager on 6488 8622.

Good luck!

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WA Teachers Here's A Gift!

20 July 2016

Just how do you integrate the arts across the curriculum? Find out! Apply to come to free workshops with international experts. 

When: August 23-September 16, 2016 at The Goods Shed, Claremont.

Registrations close 1 August. All enquiries to Lamis Sabra at FORM – 9226 2799 / lamis@form.net.au

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Invest in Research and society wins

19 July 2016

Investment in Research helps create a more equitable society. Government investment in research here is slipping.

Duncan Ivison suggests 3 ways to remedy it:

1) Collaboration in policy and research

Develop a bipartisan approach and include all the academic disciplines

2) Release existing research funds

There are funds sitting in the  Education Infrastructure Fund (EIF), release them. And also allow for funding for research materials and infrastructure

3) Establish committee of experts to guide strategic investment in infrastructure

To give a long term vision of where investment should be made

Read the whole fantastically clear article by Ducan Ivison, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research), Sydney University, in The Conversation

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Welcome back to school WA, Tas & ACT

18 July 2016

Teachers in NSW enjoy your pupil free day. You SA bods can savour your holiday!

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Archibald Prize Winning Portrait

16 July 2016

 Congratulations to Louise Hearman, winner of this year's Archibald with her superb portrait of Barry Humphries, simply entitled “Barry." 

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Post Nice's Bastille Day

16 July 2016

Solidarity with the people of Nice, and the world, directly affected by the massacre.  

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Carlew development grants announced

15 July 2016

Emerging artists in SA ( people under 26 years) can apply for Development Grants through Carclew. Writers,visual artists, musicians, dancers and actors have been successful this round. Check out the recipients here.

Next round of applications in January next year. Plan ahead! Application details here

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Bastille Day Today

14 July 2016

On July 14, 1789, troops stormed the Bastille - a pivotal event at the beginning of the French Revolution and their independence from monarchy.

 

 

 

It gives pause for thought that The First Fleet arrived here in January 1788. One year earlier than the storming of the Bastille. 

The French have been independant ( more or less) from the start of our colonisation!

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Now's the perfect time to plan for the rest of the year

12 July 2016

Find the perfect event by searching by term, curriculum area, year level, location. Go here now!

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Liberals have squeezed back in - what about looking after Early Childcare workers?

11 July 2016

Let's see what happens with the Government arts and education policies, post election.

One area, that of the Early Childhood workforce, was only addressed by Labour, pre-election. It's of great concern that a recent survey of 1200 early educators across Australia found 1 in 5 were planning to leave the profession.

Reasons can be summarised as low pay (it's a 94% female dominated sector), feeling undervalued and increasing time on administrative tasks.

Early childhood experience should be a great foundation for learning. Let's start appropriately valuing those who do this important work.

Read the whole article in The Conversation

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Impressions from the Road From Australia Playhouse

10 July 2016

What it's like to be an actor in an in-school touring company.

By Daniel Hickie, Australia Playhouse

I’m touring with Australia Playhouse. We’re doing two shows. #TheFairestOfThemAll in primary schools and Shakespeare: As You Write It in secondary schools. But sometimes, its seems like we’re doing other tours as well.

A national tour of high fives, for example. A national tour of extravagant in-show countdowns. A national tour of waving, of laughing, of learning names, writing down names, remembering names, only to forget the names learnt with the sunrise of a new week.

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Last day of the school holidays for Qld and Vic today

8 July 2016

Enjoy your last weekday sleepin for a while!

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