Articles tagged ‘Education’.
Viable, enriching, legal and happening in Castlemaine By Emma Lewis - published 16 April 2010 While many families are washing and ironing school unifo...
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Treasury costings show that the Australian Greens’ policy of universal free tertiary education is within reach if the Federal Government has the...
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Castlemaine North PS sing this week for Castlemaine and the world. This project is about every single student having the opportunity to hear themselve...
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Castlemaine Police are currently involved in presenting Cyber Safety presentations to Schools and the community, being run by Leading Senior Constable...
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This news changes everything By Rita McInnes Yesterday I saw Dan Siegel up a giant fig tree in Treasury Gardens. For those of you who don’t know Dan...
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Today was ‘walk safely to school day’ promoted by the Pedestrian Council of Australia. Parents of the Castlemaine Steiner School organised...
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By Arabella Davison 19 October We’ve chosen a really gorgeous song to be sung as a gift to our children, about celebrating difference and ac...
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By Andrew McKenna Associate Professor Dennis Hemphill, the Head of School, Sport and Exercise Science at Victoria University, says sport is regarded a...
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The anual Over the Moon dance performance is on this weekend at the Phee Broadway Theatre, Castlemaine. Edna Reinhardt’s school performs works b...
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By Andrew McKenna ‘We need small town mindsets with our kids. We need to look out for each other’s kids. Child raising needs to be shifted back to...
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By Andrew McKenna ‘Dear Dr Michael, at times I think my son is depriving a village somewhere of an idiot.’ This was in a letter Dr Michael Carr-Gr...
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More than 350 people visited Castlemaine on Saturday for the State of Design Festival Open House Day. The day was a partnership between Mount Alexande...
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It was an historic moment in Castlemaine’s education history this week when a sister-school partnership was signed with CSC and SMAN3 Tangerang Sel...
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By Andrew McKenna It’s goodbye shipbuilding, real estate, coal, steelworks, machinery, and hello social work, teaching, psychology and healing arts....
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By Andrew McKenna ‘They called me mad, and I called them mad, and damn them, they outvoted me.’ Nathaniel Lee, 1684 At the recent Communit...
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By Emma Lewis* This is an extraordinary piece of writing, and worth reading in case you missed it. – ed. Most babies in our society are born con...
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