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Your first tutoring session can be a bit stressful. So what to expect from your first tutoring session? We share some guidelines
Your first tutoring session can be a little nerve wracking. It’s difficult meeting someone new, especially when you don’t know what to expect.
The best way to approach the first meeting with your tutor is to remember their role is to help you, not judge you.
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The Sydney Writers’ Festival is an annual event which has been running since 1997. The festival brings together a diverse community to celebrate literature and ideas. Through panels, debates and performances, it explores the role of storytelling and asks important questions about the future. This year the festival runs from 16-22 May. The programs specifically...
The Sydney Writers’ Festival is an annual event which has been running since 1997. The festival brings together a diverse community to celebrate literature and ideas. Through panels, debates and performances, it explores the role of storytelling and asks important questions about the future.
National Sorry Day has been held annually in Australia since 1998 as part of the reconciliation process. The 26th May was selected for National Sorry Day because this is the date the Bringing Them Home report was tabled in Australian parliament. The report was the outcome of an inquiry into the separation of Aboriginal children...
National Sorry Day has been held annually in Australia since 1998 as part of the reconciliation process. The 26th May was selected for National Sorry Day because this is the date the Bringing Them Home report was tabled in Australian parliament.
It’s almost that time of year again when students in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9 will be sitting for the National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN). Exams will be held over three weekday mornings between the 10th – 20th May 2022. The aim of NAPLAN is to chart each students’ progress in...
Many future careers will require coding skills and knowledge of robotics. Those not employed directly in these areas will still need to be tech-savvy and innovative. Films are a fun and exciting way to introduce kids to technology and create enthusiasm for STEM subjects. Students who enjoy movies about robots and artificial intelligence are more...
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World Storytelling Day takes place on March 20th and celebrates the ancient art of oral storytelling. The goal is to get people all over the world telling and listening to stories at the same time. The founders of this event wanted to create links between people from different parts of the globe through humanity’s first...
The NSW Selective High School Placement Test is scheduled for March 10th 2022. The exam determines which current Year 6 students will be offered places in selective high schools in 2023. The purpose of this test is to identify academically gifted students who will benefit from the enhanced learning offered in selective high schools. A...
The last couple of years have been disruptive, with many students learning from home for extended periods. While some students have flourished, others have found it difficult to process and retain information through online classes. Parents are rightly concerned about the long-term impact of these disruptions, and possible gaps in learning that may have resulted....
