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42 schools involved

All 42 schools in the Kimberleys participate in the project. The shape of the success zone will be determined locally, by the schools and their representatives. For a list of schools click here.

Exchange and collaborate

KSZ is about building productive partnerships across schools, sectors and communities in the Kimberleys. A list of KSZ activities is accessible here. Please email us your events for publication.

Six KSZ priority areas

A mapping study of schools was carried out to determine six KSZ priority areas: literacy, numeracy, attendance/engagement, community, leadership and special needs. More...

Tools for success

KSZ provides the opportunity to share tools that have proven successful in a school/community setting in areas such as Literacy, Numeracy, Homework strategies and Coaching.

In the Spotlight

Tools for success at your fingertips

Extensive new material, such as planning and assessment tools, case studies, forum information, research and reports, has now been gradually added to the website under the menu tabs 'Tools for success' and 'Priority areas'. Check them out when you have a moment!

Want to be connected with colleagues from around Australia in an online collaborative environment?

The Leading Curriculum Change program by the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL) will enhance teachers’ knowledge, skills and confidence to effectively lead curriculum change, particularly local implementation of the Australian Curriculum. It is a unique opportunity to learn with teachers from across Australia in a national professional learning community. Teachers will experience high quality, evidence based, interactive online professional learning program that is designed by experts for adult learners. Read more...

KSZ literacy and numeracy forums well received by Kimberley educators

A series of forums have been held in 2011 and 2012, and more are planned for the coming weeks (click here for details). These provide an excellent environment to develop and strengthen collegial and social networks for Kimberley educators. Information and resources gathered from the Literacy forums can be accessed here and from Numeracy forums here.

Connecting colleagues: a session for new teachers in the Kimberley

KSZ invites new teachers in the Kimberley from Government, Catholic and Aboriginal Independent Community Schools to a session which is designed to building networks, building relationships and sharing success.The session will start mid morning and conclude mid afternoon with a social activity included. KSZ will cover accommodation costs and meals for the day. Click here for more information, dates and venues and a registration form.

First Steps

Numerous professional learning opportunities will be offered in the provision of ‘First Steps’ training for teachers and facilitators. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to find out more.

Leadership support

KSZ will also provide leadership support for teachers with key roles within their school, managers of teams, and aspiring, new and existing Principals. A leadership and team coaching model will be offered later this year delivered by Growth Coaching International. Previous participants have indicated that it is one of the most significant professional learning they have ever undertaken. By providing this unique opportunity and coupling it with complementary processes our aim is to nurture and build sustainable leadership across the Kimberley. Click here for more details.

Furthermore, KSZ will subsidise a number of leadership staff to attend the Stronger Smarter professional learning program in Broome and Kununurra this year. Details of how schools can apply will be released soon. Stay tuned!

Student mental health and wellbeing

KSZ has funded the rollout of ‘Kids Matter/Mind Matters’ across the Kimberley. The implementation of Kids Matter/Mind Matters professional learning activities will be offered in Broome, Fitzroy Crossing, Halls Creek and Kununurra. Dates are tentative. Click here for more information.

Kimberley list of expertise

The Kimberley list of expertise is a listing of Kimberley educators who have special knowledge and experience in specific areas, such as eg. Numeracy Profiles, First Steps Maths, First Steps Reading & Writing, Literacy, ESL/ESD, Cultural Studies Program, Clinics in schools, Keeping Kids in Schools, Secondary Schooling in a remote context.

Email Steve Price if you wish to be added to this list or if you wish to get in contact with one of the ‘experts’ that are already on a growing list.

April newsletter hot off the press!

Click here to download the fourth (April 2012) issue of the KSZ newsletter, Kimberley Kaleidoscope. Sign up to our mailing list (see online subscription form above) to receive the newsletter and updates on Professional Learning activities, resources and projects.

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KSZ pathways guide

Wings to fly: Pathway to your dream informs secondary students and their families on their options and choices regarding further education, training and employment across the entire Kimberley. The guide includes profiles on Kimberley schools with secondary school students; information about further education and training organisations; a list of local support services, boarding facilities and scholarships for Indigenous students. Printed booklets have been distributed to students in the week beginning 24 October; the e-version of the guide will be regularly updated.

The Indigenous Education Resource Update is an email newsletter about emerging resources in Indigenous education. It details nationally appropriate resources, with a description of content, availability and links to further information. It is published by National Curriculum Services and Dare to Lead. To subscribe to this service send a blank email (ie. leave subject line blank) to join-ieru@edna.edu.au

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