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Australian Principal Occupational Health, Safety and Wellbeing Survey 2019

NTPA Media release March 2021

Media Release Australian Principal Occupational Health, Safety and Wellbeing Survey 2019

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For many school leaders, the many pressures of the job can feel heavier at the end of term than they do at the beginning.

The combination of accumulative workload, staff and student fatigue, high-stakes decisions, external demands, event coordination, and emotional exhaustion, can coalesce to create a heightened sense of urgency and responsibility – and that’s the last thing leaders need before heading into a well-earned break.

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At the Principal briefing last week DIPL provided their Minor Works Supporting Guidance document.
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I am excited to announce that the future of Educational Non-verbal Communication is in great hands! Our daughter, Krista Grinder-Dettloff, is taking the helm at Michael Grinder and Associates.

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What is Agent C?

Agent C is a free workshop program designed to address the growing issue of online fake news and conspiracy theories, particularly on hateful and divisive narratives. The program empowers students with the skills and knowledge to challenge harmful conspiracy theories and fake news, while fostering critical thinking and encouraging stimulating conversations among peers.

Why is this important?

Research shows that exposure to online fake news and disinformation is happening at increasingly younger ages, making it more important than ever to equip students with the skills they need to navigate the digital landscape safely and critically.

What’s new?

Thanks to generous funding from Deutsche Bank, we've tailored our program specifically for students aged 12-14, addressing their unique needs and vulnerabilities. The newly updated 2-hour Agent C program is now available for Year 7 and 8 students across Australia, completely free of charge until the end of 2024!

The program offers a great mix of both media and racial literacy. We are currently taking applications from schools that are interested in participating. We would greatly appreciate it if you could share this opportunity with your school network, fellow principals and teachers. For more information and to apply, please visit https://alltogethernow.org.au/training-and-workshops/agent-c-for-aged-12-14