Special needs education

Version 9.0 - Queensland schools will explore the new Australian Curriculum in 2022, and adopt from 2023. The Foundation to Year 10 Australian Curriculum for English, Mathematics, Science, Humanities and Social Sciences, The Arts, Technologies, Health and Physical Education, Languages and Work Studies is available. The Senior Secondary Curriculum for English, Mathematics, Science and Humanities and Social Sciences is available.

The Foundation to Year 10 Australian Curriculum for English, Mathematics, Science, Humanities and Social Sciences, The Arts, Technologies, Health and Physical Education, Languages and Work Studies is available. The Senior Secondary Curriculum for English, Mathematics, Science and Humanities and Social Sciences is available.

Australian Curriculum is providing teachers more seamless access to Australian Curriculum aligned resources through national and local portals.

The Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) is the independent authority responsible for the development of The Australian Curriculum, The National Assessment Program and national data collection and reporting.

Australian Curriculum Connect is a ministerial not-for-profit company established by the Education Council to assist government and non-government education authorities to implement the Australian Curriculum.

The National Digital Learning Resources Network (NDLRN) is a technical infrastructure that connects Australian schools to enable the distribution and sharing of digital curriculum resources through education portals. The Network is the outcome of initiatives of the Australian Government and the state and territory governments. The digital student resources and teacher support materials are aligned to the Australian, state and territory curriculums and are available through state and territory education portals and the national portal Scootle (see below). All resources are provided free of charge to all Australian teachers and students.

Australian Government's Digital curriculum resource portal which holds digital teaching resources K-12 to support the Australian Curriculum for English, Maths, Science and other subjects
"Scootle is a 'one stop shop' that provides teachers with access to more than 15,000 digital resources in the National Digital Learning Resources Network including interactive multimedia resources, open-ended tools to create learning resources, interactive assessment resources, work samples, collections of curriculum resources, teacher ideas, and units of work." Scootle's interface aligns learning materials with the Australian National Curriculum. NOTE: USERS MUST FIRST REGISTER TO ACCESS THE REPOSITORY. Once you have registered, you can access Scootle directly at www.scootle.edu.au

The Arts, English, Health & Physical Education, Languages, Mathematics, Science, Technologies, Humanities and Social Sciences, Work Studies.

Subjects, VET, Tertiary entrance, Certificates & qualifications

The QCCA develops, approves and revises syllabuses for the Preparatory Year to Year 12; accredits syllabuses prepared outside of the QCCA and offers services and resources to help teachers implement QCCA syllabuses.

The Learning Place is the Qld Dept of Education's comprehensive eLearning environment providing secure access to an innovative range of digital tools, resources and online spaces for teaching and learning, collaboration and networking for teachers and trainee teachers.
Griffith University staff and pre-service teachers can become affiliate members and access these resources in the relevant "space" in the Learning Place by paying an annual subscription via Griffith Pay. For further details, see the Professional Experience Office (PEO) organisation in Learning@Griffith or ask at the School of Education and Professional Studies office at your campus.

Working with school leaders, teachers and parents to improve the engagement and education achievement of students with autism in all Queensland schools. We provide information and deliver professional learning that supports educators to include, retain and engage students with autism and empowers parents to partner with schools and teachers in their child's education.

Includes school information and catchment maps.

Students enrolled in Queensland state schools come from diverse social, cultural, geographic and family backgrounds, are of many identities, and of all abilities.

The Policy and Procedure Register is the source of information for schools, our staff and the community about how we operate and make decisions. In the register, you will find policies, procedures and supporting information as well as delegation and authorisation instruments.

State education is provided by the Department of Education (DoE), as a publicly-funded service available to all children in Queensland.

The Specialist Disability Support in Schools (SDSS) Program—previously known as the Non School Organisations (NSO) Program—supports schools by providing funding to approved organisations to deliver services to improve access to and participation in curriculum and the educational outcomes for eligible school-aged students with disability.

The Department of Education is committed to ensuring every student with disability succeeds and is achieving their full potential.

The NDLRN is a technical infrastructure that connects Australian schools to enable the distribution and sharing of digital resources through education portals. There are more than 13,000 digital resources in the NDLRN; they are free for use in all Australian schools. The resources are accessible to teachers through portals and Scootle. Preservice-training universitiescan access the resources through the eContent Repository (subject to licence registration).