$485k funding for councils to support youth
Nikki Kaye | Youth
Youth Minister Nikki Kaye says 25 councils will benefit from around $485,000 of funding under the 2015 Youth Development Partnership Fund. “This fund is about helping councils get young people aged 12 to 24 involved in and leading projects that are meaningful to both them and their communities. “It’s important that young people are involved in local decision-making, so that their views are reflected in the projects and facilities around them. ...
It's increasingly important for educators to embrace these technologies and provide students with the tools they need for the digital age, according to Elaine Shuck, Polycom director education solutions and market development, US public sector/USDLA ...
Youth Minister Nikki Kaye says 25 councils will benefit from around $485,000 of funding under the 2015 Youth Development Partnership Fund. “This fund is about helping councils get young people aged 12 to 24 involved in and leading projects that are meaningful to both them and their communities. “It’s important that young people are involved in local decision-making, so that their views are reflected in the projects and facilities around them. ...
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Tertiary Update Vol 18 No 18
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Avondale student heads to top biology competition
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The competition is for secondary school students around the world who are winners of their respective National Biology Olympiad. It challenges them to tackle a range of biological problems and experiments on subject matter including plants, animals and ...
The competition is for secondary school students around the world who are winners of their respective National Biology Olympiad. It challenges them to tackle a range of biological problems and experiments on subject matter including plants, animals and ...
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