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Does your child learn best in a small class?

Tatachilla Lutheran College has intentionally reduced its class sizes in the junior years (Reception to Year 6) to best enable the school’s youngest students to consolidate their foundational skills in literacy, numeracy, relationship-building and learning.

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Word on the Street with Helen Connolly: Childhood friendships – why are they so important?

One of the things children repeatedly tell me is how important it is for them to have good friends. Children are very aware of the reasons their peers might have difficulty making friends. Although they know it can be harder for a child who has a physical or intellectual disability, a different gender or skin colour, or a personality that is not like most of their peers, they told me the main reason some children feel left out is because they “don’t know how to make friends”.

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Helping your child adjust to a new school

Whether it’s due to a job relocation, a promotion, or finding a school that better meets your child’s needs, changing schools can be a big adjustment for any family. While the transition brings exciting opportunities, it can also be a source of anxiety, so how can you support your child through this change?

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It’s all about local goodness at Emali Early Learning Centre!

Meal times are not only an important way for children to access the nutrition they need to grow, but are also a valuable time for children to learn and develop necessary life skills. When it comes to supporting this by sourcing and providing the highest-quality produce and meals, Emali Early Learning Centre leads the way.

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Westminster School launches state-of-the-art Ag facility

Westminster School has just opened its new $5.6 million Thomas Foods International Centre for Agriculture, offering students an exciting opportunity to experience the world of farming and food production. This modern facility, located within the historic Sturt Grove Farm, is set to enhance the school’s Agriculture program from Early Learning to Year 12.

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