Join Chey from The Culture Collective as she explores how to create inclusive environments for Early Childhood settings that cater to diverse abilities, cultures, and family backgrounds. We will discuss strategies and considerations that can be applied by full time ECE Educators through to Relief ECE Educators, and everything in between.

Learning outcomes:

• Understand the role of inclusion in relation to ability, culture, and family and its connection to the Early Years Learning Framewor
• Learn practical strategies to support inclusion in an ECE setting
• Reflect on their personal practice and settings to identify areas of improvement for greater inclusion

Are you tired of outdated behaviour management strategies that don’t serve you or the children in your care? It’s time to shift the focus from control to connection. In this engaging and thought-provoking webinar, Sandi Phoenix will introduce three powerful tools that will transform the way you understand and support children’s behaviour.  

What’s the secret to guiding behaviour effectively? It starts with a framework that actually works (hint: forget old-school behaviourism). Next, we’ll explore a game-changing alternative to traditional behaviour plans—one that prioritises wellbeing over compliance. And finally, we’ll uncover a strategy that is scientifically proven to reduce challenging behaviours and increase engagement in your learning environment.  

Join us for an interactive session packed with insights, practical strategies, and resources from Phoenix Support for Educators.

Learning outcomes

• Understand the importance of using a contemporary, needs and rights based framework to guide children's behaviour and move beyond outdated behaviourist models.
• Learn how to develop and implement a wellbeing plan that prioritises both educator and child wellbeing, fostering a supportive learning environment.
• Gain practical strategies for building strong, meaningful connections with children using a structured connection plan that enhances engagement and reduces behavioural challenges.

Limited spaces

Join Catherine and Megan from ACS as they explore the updated NSW Science and Technology Syllabus and discover how to effectively integrate the digital technologies component with the three ways of thinking. In this webinar, primary and secondary teachers will gain practical lesson ideas that align with the revised curriculum, helping students develop critical, creative, and reflective thinking skills through the use of digital tools. Leave with a wealth of strategies & resources to enhance your teaching and bring the latest syllabus updates to life in your classroom.

This webinar contributes to the NSW Digital Skills and Workforce Compact. The Compact is a nation-leading partnership between the NSW Government, the digital industry, and education and training sectors. This collaboration leverages a collective impact approach to effectively address projected digital workforce shortages in NSW. This webinar supports Project 5: Establish a Digital Industry-Education forum.

Targeted to
Primary and secondary school teachers.

While the webinar is focused on the NSW syllabus it will provide examples of lessons and ideas which can be adapted to meet the needs of teachers teaching other Australian Curricula.