Department for Education | South Australia

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Music Education Strategy 2019 to 2029

We're injecting $7 million into a new music education strategy aimed at strengthening and expanding the quality of music education.
https://www.education.sa.gov.au/teaching/projects-and-programs/music/music-education-strategy-2019-2029
Improved internet services for schools

Our schools will soon have high-speed, fibre optic internet under a landmark contract with Telstra to help make South Australia’s education system the best in the country.
https://www.education.sa.gov.au/sites-and-facilities/upgrades-and-new-schools/improved-internet
Year 7 into high school

South Australian year 7 public school students will move to high school by 2022. Find out how the transition will work.
https://www.education.sa.gov.au/sites-and-facilities/year-7-high-school
Entrepreneurial Learning strategy

The strategy aims to build an understanding of what it means to be entrepreneurial, and develop the knowledge and skills needed to think and work critically and creatively.
https://www.education.sa.gov.au/teaching/curriculum-and-teaching/entrepreneurial-learning
Aboriginal Education Strategy 2019-2029

This new strategy will lift outcomes for Aboriginal students by developing successful foundations in the early years, supporting excellence at school and pathways to success.
https://www.education.sa.gov.au/teaching/projects-and-programs/aboriginal-education-strategy

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Data from SA’s first comprehensive year 1 Phonics Screening Check has been released.

A partnership with the University of Adelaide has led to the establishment of SAASTA's first ever Aboriginal STEM Academy.

More Aboriginal students across the state can now access a specialised program that prepares them to be job ready.

We're providing access to learning and job pathways for more Aboriginal students.

Have your say on how regional school buses run in South Australia – comments open until 15 February 2019

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