Congratulations to 2012 Australian Rural Education Award winner, Kingston Primary School. Kingston Primary School is based in Western Australia. It won the 2012 AREA for the Kingston Internship Model. In…
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Rural Futures Matter: A Sustainable Australia The Sidney Myer Chair of Rural Education & Communities (SMC), Professor John Halsey, from Flinders University’s School of Education, and the Society for the…
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Principal Brian O’Neill with Prof John Halsey (Sidney Myer Chair, Rural Education and Communities) Calen District State College, Queensland Calen is a small rural community about fifty-seven kilometres north of…
Read More →The PTCWA Outstanding Professional Service Awards recognise an individual member’s outstanding professional contribution to education in Western Australia, made in a voluntary capacity to their professional teachers’ association. This provides…
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Smart kids and Rural – Giving the Bush Back it’s Future Gifted and talented programs are nothing new and in various forms they are dotted throughout the country. Whilst most…
Read More →2010 Recipient: Rosa Napolitano-Lincoln Rosa Napolitano-Lincoln SPERA Member was recognised on the Annual Teacher’s Day, by the Professional Teaching Council of WA (PTCWA) for her outstanding service to rural education in Australia….
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Sustaining the Rural Education Community: Promoting High Quality Teaching and Learning Themes The Interactive Experience Developing Professional Capacity Pre-service Experience Enriching Rural Communities Sustaining Rural Communities Building Opportunities Dis-enfranchised Youth Curriculum…
Read More →New Directions for Educational Welfare in Rural Schools The Second International Symposium for Innovation in Rural Education (ISFIRE2) 2011 Korea-Japan Society of Educational Administration Symposium (KJSEAS 2011) ISFIRE2 and KJSEAS…
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Education in a Digital Present: Enriching Rural Communities Digital information technologies are transforming the way we work, learn and communicate. In this digital revolution are new learning approaches that transform hierarchical,…
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Professor John Taylor, Director, Rangelands Australia, University of Queensland with Emmy Terry, President SPERA Rangelands Australia, University of Queensland Traditionally, there has been little external engagement and consultation in the…
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