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1. Shenanigans Band
Participatory dance workshops to live music. Also relevant to values education, physical education, Australian history and awareness of cultural diversity.
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2. Alpha Shows
Alpha creates cross-genre values focussed theatrical events, right in your school. Real, quality theatre that comes to you!
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3. Aussie Kids Rock
Entertaining! Educational! Engaging! Aussie Kids Rock is a compelling musical performance for students from P-6. Featuring a live three piece rock band, this fun filled show is fully interactive and is based on the VELS. We aim to inspire children in
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4. Cultural Infusion
Cultural Infusion is a national not-for-profit organisation that provides innovative and interactive arts and cultural incursions, regional tours and programs that are tailored to your curriculum and are suitable for kindergarten to year 12!
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5. Kikkii the Klown
More than Entertainment!
Kikkii The Klown performs with the Intention to Entertain, Inspire and Support Audience of ALL Ages!
Kikkii says GIVE IT A GO!
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6. Tony Bones Entertainment
Theatre for students ....by teachers. Tony Bones Entertainment are Australia's most loved nationally touring theatre company owned and operated by qualified teachers, with the industry's finest performers on stage. We perform brilliant Theatre in Education stage shows at schools, libraries, festivals and public events across Australia & abroad - VIC, NSW, QLD, SA, ACT & TAS! All our original shows are fully staged musicals with a cast of experienced industry professionals each performing multiple roles, with the highest standard singing, dancing & acting & comedy throughout.
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7. Red the Clown
Red the Clown performs Magic Shows, Multiskilled Roving Entertainment and Circus Skills Workshops. |  |
8. Animania Festival
Get ready for a stampede of girls in cat ears, giant robots, and sword-wielding samurai across three states
this year. That’s right, Animania Festival is back for its fifth year, and this time will be giving fans of anime
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9. Arts Workshops For Teachers
The Wakakirri National Story Festival is a collection of six story based competitions for all Australian schools. | |
10. Australian Theatre of the Deaf
We tour to schools performing shows and taking workshops. Our actors are deaf and offer a unique performance using visual communication techniques. | |
11. Cali Kids Calisthenics
Cali Kids introduces students to Calisthenics through fun activities involving movement to music, skills and routines | |
14. Musica Viva In Schools
Australia’s leading and most extensive music education program presenting more than 2,500 performances in schools to around 400,000 children annually. | |
15. PAN Event entertainment
all entertainment and event services available for all occasions - fetes, awards, fundraisers, celebrations etc. Workshops also available in many areas - dance, music, craft, art etc | |
16. Rhythm Antics
Rhythm Antics perform an action packed percussion show which introduces world rhythms from West Africa, the Middle East, South America, Indigenous Australia and contemporary pop. The show is combined with song, dance, didgeridoo, juggling and comic | |
17. StarFish
Themed, interactive duo shows with original music, songs, dances,stories and magic tricks. |  |
19. Two for the Road Promotions
"Australia Bound" (grades 3-6) is a 1 hour presentation covering the history of immigration in Australia.
"Basil's Safety House Show" (Prep -grade 2) is a Safety House awareness program (45 mins)
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Five vying for Victorian schools ultranet tender
Five software companies are vying for the $60.5 million Victorian Ultranet project. The Ultranet intends to enhance student learning, support the work of teachers and allow parents to become even more involved with their child's education at the click of a button. Premier of Victoria, 14 November 2008.
NSW to spend $11m improving HSC retention
The New South Wales Government is hoping to encourage more students to stay on to Year 12 by expanding a program that helps primary school pupils make the transition to high school. More than $11 million is being spent to allow every secondary and central school in the state orientation programs and 'taster' classes for children making the leap from Year 6. ABC News, 17 November 2008.
Domestic violence affects one in four young people
A new report says that a quarter of 12 to 20 year olds have seen an act of physical violence between their parents or step-parents. Dr Michael Flood, co-author of the report, said children exposed to violence often experience behavioural and emotional difficulties, and suggested school based educational programs about domestic abuse could prevent problems. WA Today, 17 November 2008.
Parental permission required to photograph children
Anyone who photographs children will need the permission of the parents before the pictures can be exhibited. The ruling is included in sweeping guidelines released by the Australia Council yesterday designed to protect children in the aftermath of the Bill Henson controversy. Sydney Morning Herald, 14 November 2008.
Outstanding response to Trade Training Centres in Schools Program
The Minister for Education, Julia Gillard, has welcomed the response to Round One of the Trade Training Centres in Schools Program, with a total of 136 applications received from schools around the country. Expressions of Interest for Round Two are now open.Minister for Education, 8 November 2008.
Teaching crisis looms
Public education in NSW is headed for a crisis as skyrocketing birth rates look set to clash with teacher retirement figures. Sydney Morning Herald, 9 November 2008.
Sexual assault between school students being ignored
A new report has found sexual assault between school students is being ignored. The Australian Institute of Family Studies report says school children are often reluctant to report sexual assault from other students because they fear the social consequences. ABC News, 10 November 2008.
Emergency Management Ministers agree to share education programs
Australia's emergency services ministers have agreed to establish an internet database, hosted by the Australian Disaster Information Network, which will enable the states and territories to easily share knowledge about community emergency education programs. Attorney-General Robert McClelland welcomed the decision stating 'When developed the site will be an excellent resource for teachers, students and parents.' Attorney-General for Australia, 6 November 2008.
Schools unite to form learning community
Seventeen Government schools on the New South Wales far south coast are combining to form a learning community, in what is being described as a revolutionary education program. Coordinator Paul Morris says schools will be able to network using video conferencing and interactive whiteboards, allowing students and teachers to pool their collective knowledge. ABC News, 6 November 2008.
Family School Partnerships Framework
The Minister for Education, Julia Gillard, has announced that all Australian schools and parent associations will soon receive a copy of the Family School Partnerships Framework. The Family School Partnerships Framework will help schools build effective partnerships with families and their communities. Australian Labor Party, 5 November 2008.
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