More than 700 students from across NSW have travelled to the state’s far north-west for the annual Goodooga Indigenous Games, celebrating Aboriginal culture through traditional games.

Restorative practice is a whole school teaching and learning approach that encourages behaviour that is supportive and respectful. A restorative approach focuses on building, maintaining and restoring ...

The NSW Disability Advocacy Futures Program (DAFP) helps people with disability, their families and carers access NSW Government funded and mainstream services, including public schools and public ...

Summary Students with everyday resilience at school – or ‘academic buoyancy’ – are able to overcome setbacks and challenges that are typical of day-to-day school life, such as receiving isolated poor ...

Regular attendance at school is essential for students to achieve quality life outcomes. Schools, in partnership with parents, are responsible for promoting the regular attendance of students. The ...

Positive Behaviour for Learning Positive Behaviour for Learning (PBL) is an evidence-based framework that brings together the whole-school community to contribute to developing a positive, safe and ...

The department works with mental health organisations here in Australia and internationally. Our focus is on prevention and early intervention. Many of these organisations also provide specific ...

Construction is now underway on major upgrades for two public schools in Sydney’s south-west growth area as NSW Government delivers world-class public education facilities to growing communities that ...

A chronological list of staffing formulas for class sizes that education authorities regarded as desirable for standard classes sizes. To view current data on class sizes in government primary schools ...

This page outlines the single courses that will be offered in 2027 across distance education schools. Please note, not all courses are offered by all distance education schools. For information on ...

Provides a list of the approved providers of special religious education (SRE) previously referred to as scripture, and special education in ethics (SEE).

Summary Since 2010, all students in NSW are required to complete Year 10. After completing Year 10, and until they turn 17, students must participate in one or more of the following activities: attend ...