As we approach the halfway mark of the school year, it’s incredible to reflect on how time flies. Countless lessons have been taught, tests have been taken, homework has been eaten by the dog, and it’s likely that a few school jumpers have mysteriously disappeared along the way.
Every parent has been through it. One moment, your little darling is happily chattering away. The next, you’ve made the unforgivable error of grabbing the blue cup instead of the red one. Cue epic meltdown. But why does this happen? Why do children struggle to regulate their emotions?
SPELD SA offers a Numeracy Intervention Program for students struggling to build foundational number sense. The program is suitable for children of primary school age, and targets mathematical concepts taught from Pre-foundation to Year 3, in regular 1:1 intervention sessions.
Patch Theatre’s Spark removes barriers to arts access by bringing arts experiences directly to the classroom.
University Senior College is an independent school for Years 10, 11 and 12, located on the campus of The University of Adelaide. USC is different. Not only are USC students enabled to achieve their best academic results, they are well prepared for university and life beyond school.
Choosing an instrument can be one of the most difficult decisions a budding musician will face. As a (hopefully) lifelong pursuit, parents and children will have to factor in cost, noise levels, physical ability to handle and play the instrument, and of course, personal preference when choosing an instrument.
As a parent, supporting your child’s pursuit of a scholarship can be a significant endeavour. Scholarships can provide opportunities for your child’s education and personal growth, but the application process can be competitive and challenging.
The oldest continuously running school for girls in South Australia, St Mary’s College was established on 2 February 1869, following the arrival in Adelaide from Dublin, Ireland, of seven Dominican Sisters.
Loreto College Marryatville, a leading South Australian girls’ college known for its innovation, is gearing up for an impactful World Environment Day on June 5.
St Andrew’s School is proud to unveil its first-ever Aboriginal mural for National Reconciliation Week.
Imagine a farm that goes beyond traditional agriculture, providing world-class learning experiences and fostering a thriving community. The new Sturt Grove Farm at Westminster School is set to become a hub for sustainable agriculture, where students will gain invaluable insights into the vital role of technology, science, and design in supporting this industry.
A collective of private schools in Adelaide has joined forces to support KickStart for Kids, a not-for-profit organisation, in their mission to eradicate period poverty in South Australia.
In a remarkable achievement, a talented Year 12 student at Torrens Valley Christian School, has unveiled her very first children’s picture book titled In My Dreams.
A 600-seat theatre and multi-purpose centre is the focus of St Peter’s Woodlands first ‘The Day of Extraordinary’ Giving Day, being held on Wednesday 24 May.
Westminster School is taking a proactive approach to supporting student wellbeing by introducing a new member to its campus community in Term 2.