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The first Education Workforce Roundtable meeting for 2019 was held on Tuesday 12 February welcoming Sally Milbourne, who replaces Malcolm Elliott as the new President of the Tasmanian Principals Association. The Roundtable’s collaboration shall continue providing valuable advice to guide the Department’s workforce strategies, focussing this year on; Strengthening initial teacher education and the support…
Now is the time of year when staff, parents and community members get the opportunity to nominate an exceptional DoE employee or volunteer for the Together We Inspire Awards. The Together We Inspire Awards are an opportunity for Tasmanians to acknowledge the dedicated staff and volunteers in Government schools who have worked to support all learners to succeed as…
The Department’s new anti-bullying website – Bullying stops here! has been officially launched today. The site includes a comprehensive suite of resources for teachers, principals and system leaders. These resources have been funded through the Tasmanian Government’s Combatting Bullying Initiative and developed by Real Schools, in consultation with the Department of Education. The website provides a…
Following an expression of interest process advertised in January 2019, the Secretary, Department of Education (DoE), is pleased to announce the newly formed Early Learning Initiatives Steering Committee (ELISC). The Committee is made up of nine voluntary members with a diverse mix of skills and expertise across a range of relevant fields, and is chaired…
Achieving our aspirations for learners in Tasmania’s schools starts with committed, capable and energised principals. The Principal Wellbeing Action Plan was launched today and recognises that ensuring principals are able to flourish in their complex roles is critical to maximising and sustaining positive learning environments and improvement in student learning. The Principal Wellbeing Action Plan identifies…
The B4 Early Years Coalition (B4) connects, supports, engages with, and encourages, individuals and organisations to work together to ensure all Tasmanian children in the early years, pregnancy to 4 years, get a great start. Today, the Minister for Education and Training was part of the official launch at Launceston Library that unveiled Percy, the…
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