Talented and gifted kids can now apply for up to $4000 in funding through the Variety Heart Scholarships. The funding can be used to pay for annual tuition, travel, fees […]
Category: Education
‘Accidental’ TV star Andrew Radford propagates a new career
A Batehaven man who starred in ABC’s hit TV show The Assembly credits TAFE NSW with giving him the skills – and learning support – to earn two qualifications. Andrew […]
Researcher receives Fellowship
Head of autism research at Telethon Kids Institute, Andrew Whitehouse, has been inducted as a Fellow to the International Society for Autism Research, (INSAR) just the fourth Australian to receive […]
Autism resources from Sesame Workshop
Content includes books, videos and development tools.
Minda helping teenagers transition from secondary school
School leavers program and workshop to help build life skills.
SA to trial autism assessment in schools
An Australian first autism assessment program for school students.
Arriba Group appoints ambassador
Arriba Group appoints disability advocate Dr Dinesh Palipana to help support disability employment opportunities.
Findings from robotics therapy autism project
Findings from a project that studied the effects of a LEGO Robotics therapy program on high-school autistic students will be discussed at Adelaide University.
Back to school tips for children with disability
It’s an important start to the year with the return to the classroom, and for children with disability it requires planning.
NDIS shakeup an opening for states
State governments need to provide ‘foundational supports’ for schools and early childhood education.
World-first teaching tool for students with disability
A new teaching resource developed to improve literacy and numeracy lessons for students with disability and complex needs has won a NSW Premier’s Award. The innovative Assessment for Complex Learners […]
Raising awareness of Development Language Disorder
Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) is a hidden but common disability that affects many people, making it difficult for them to understand and use language, with a recent Australian prevalence study […]