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Andersons Solicitors: A Quick Guide to Relationship Contracts
Many couples are in a de facto relationship and stay that way for a long time. Some may take the leap into married life and others remain unmarried for the entirety of their relationship. If you are in a de facto relationship, should you consider getting a...
Curriculum Conference: Australian Curriculum and Early Years Learning Framework
With Christmas coming up you might not want to think about any professional learning events. But we just wanted to let you know that there is an exciting event coming up on the 17th of January! Get 2020 off to a flying start by registering for the Curriculum...
Arts Awards: How April and Natalie used their awards to promote the Arts
The World Teachers' Day Awards night in October 2019 once again showed a living and breathing example of how our SA educators are driving improvement and innovation all day, every day, in every learning field. The Arts Awards were one of the highlights of the night....
MoneySmart workshops for TRTs
PD session on 29 November! Are you a TRT or PRT? Would you like some great classroom ideas directly linked to the Australian Curriculum? Or know more about teaching financial literacy? Educators SA, as part of their agreement with the Minister for Education, is...
Annual report published!
2019 - what a year! The last twelve months have again seen huge growth and innovation for Educators SA. EdSA has continued to strive to transform and grow to better serve the educators within and beyond our association community. We encourage you to explore and...
World Teachers‘ Day: Educators SA honours outstanding educators in SA
On Friday 25 October, Educators SA acknowledged and celebrated the achievements of an outstanding group of educators at the World Teachers' Day Awards night. 250 guests joined the celebration, among them the Hon Minister for Education John Gardner and the Shadow...
Rebecca’s top resources for Maths
Are you a Maths teacher and have just started your career as an educator? Then this blog article is for you! Rebecca Garrett from MASA (Mathematical Association of SA) has shared her top 4 resources with us. She is part of a new series within the Early Career Hub...
Welcome Ausdance!
Educators SA would like to announce Ausdance SA has joined our ever-growing Education Based association network. Ausdance national grew out of a 1977 conference convened by leading artists and educators, who determined that the future of dance in Australia should be...
Mentoring in SA – what our Educators Say survey reveals
The Collins English Dictionary defines a mentor as: “A person’s mentor is someone who gives them help and advice over a period of time, especially help and advice related to their job.” Another simple definition describes it as “an experienced and trusted colleague”....
Vanessa’s top resources
Have you just started your career as an educator? In these first few weeks of classes, those of you new to teaching probably have plenty of questions. Luckily there's a wealth of information online: But how do you know whether it's a good and useful resource? Where to...