Westminster School is more than just a place of learning. As an Early Learning to Year 12 coeducational day and boarding School, it prides itself on a adventurous approach to education that blends academic excellence with a commitment to nurturing well rounded, empathetic and resilient children.
Studies have taught us that the first 5 years of a child’s life are the most important, with rapid brain development setting the foundations for a child’s future learning, behaviours and overall health and wellbeing.
The popular Norwood and Unley tuition centres provide individualised Maths and English tuition for students from Rec-12.
Imagine your child not being able to fill in a form properly or read emergency instructions, all because they struggled with literacy skills at school and never ‘caught up’. What about reading a bus timetable or working out how much money grocery items cost? Literacy and numeracy skills are vital to thrive in life and, at SPELD SA, we work to empower students with learning difficulties.
A new podcast all about helping babies and toddlers reach their full potential has launched, packed with expert tips and advice from top researchers in early childhood development, all designed to give kids the best start in life.
In a modern world where women are empowered to be leaders, innovators, disruptors, carers, thinkers, creators and challengers, it is imperative that girls’ education is responsive and agile.
If you’re a parent, educator or health professional, the Unlocking Potential Together conference in May will equip you with practical, proven strategies to support neurodivergent children and teenagers in their learning, social and emotional development.
Westminster School continues to foster a culture of professional excellence and growth, demonstrated through the achievements of Angela Phillips, Director of Teaching: Pedagogy and Digital Delivery.
At Edge Early Learning, the commitment to inspiring a love for learning begins at an early age.
For 15-year-old former Kumon student Ramahl, studying concepts ahead of his school grade in Kumon Mathematics and English has provided him not only with a solid foundation for high school – but for all his future endeavours as he grows up in a world undergoing rapid and exciting changes.
As gym coaches love to say, we all have the same 24 hours in the day to work with. For young people, that means 24 hours to fit in the competing demands of friends, parents, school, and co-curricular activities.
As the rising cost of living is still hitting many families hard, the cost of private school
education continues to increase.
Adelaide University is set to launch the next generation of local and global leaders.
Holidays can be challenging for separated parents when disputes arise over who has time with the kids.
For students looking for a different way to do high school, the state’s 5 new technical colleges could be the learning option they’re looking for.