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| | Spirituality is understood as a human capacity that requires awakening and nurturing alongside the other human capacities. However,
spirituality is often misunderstood. In this session we will explore spirituality by sharing The Framework for Young Children’s Spiritual
Capabilities that was developed as a research-informed model to nurture and promote the spirituality of young children. The Framework
describes spirituality as related to children’s sense of wonder, connection, meaning-making, and compassion, as these are increasingly
recognised as a vital dimension of holistic development. In the session we will provide practical strategies to identify, support, and extend
children’s innate spiritual capabilities. The Framework encourages environments where children feel safe to explore big questions, express
curiosity, and cultivate a sense of belonging – all central to spirituality and quality early years practice. |
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| | The project focuses on the key teacher practices of Instructional Range and Engagement, using MAI data to plan targeted teaching strategies, foster meaningful learning, and create dynamic environments with Place, Space and Technology. |
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| | This course will cover how to recognise and support young people in a context of escalated behaviour and how to respond to support them including de-escalation strategies and communication using a consistent team approach. |
| | | | | Newman Siena Centre, DOUBLEVIEW |
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| | The purpose of the Early Career Teacher Program is to provide early career teachers with support to learn, practice and refine the elements of their professional role. In doing so, the program will also provide guidance to transition from proficient to full registration with the TRBWA. |
| | | | | Geraldton Regional Office, GERALDTON |
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| | This day of Faith, Story and Witness assists in integrating CEO Office staff into the Leederville Office and highlights the faith story of Catholic Education Office, the role staff have as witnesses of evangelisation and the Catholic Nature of the workplace |
| | Formation for Mission Team |
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| | To provide CEWA educators with research-based knowledge and practical tools to strengthen literacy instruction and support linguistically and culturally diverse learners across the curriculum.
• Improve literacy/reading outcomes through evidence-informed practice.
• Create alignment across teaching teams.
• Enhance teacher confidence in supporting EAL/D and other diverse learners.
• Bridge theory and classroom implementation.
Russell Cross is Professor of Languages and Literacies Education at the University of Melbourne, where he previously served as Associate Dean (Research) and co led the Languages and Literacies Education Academic Group in the Faculty of Education. His research focuses on sociocultural and Vygotskian perspectives on teacher thinking, professional knowledge, and classroom practice, particularly in languages and literacies education.
Teachers are navigating increasingly crowded conversations about literacy education, including the role of phonics, the “science of reading,” and AI. While each contributes important insights to education, there is a real risk that complex ideas become oversimplified in practice, ultimately narrowing learning rather than deepening it.
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| | Russell Cross, Isabelle Barber and Marissa Schiavi |
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| | The landscape of Career Learning including VET is constantly evolving. This is an opportunity to remain current, accurate and unbiased via presentations from a range of stakeholders; across the education and training sectors.
The Network Day provides support to Career Practitioners, VET Coordinators, teachers and trainers connecting them with authentic and engaging learning opportunities for senior secondary students and their preferred pathways. |
| | Nerida Williams, Christine Spagnuolo and various external presenters |
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| | Training ATAs, ALOs and AFaFE staff to use their Noongar language knowledge in creating classroom resources strengthens cultural learning, visibility and engagement for all students. |
| | Heather Carter-Sullivan, Sandra Brodgen, Rebecca Laird, Kylee Paynter |
| | | | Kolbe Catholic College, ROCKINGHAM |
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| | This session provides school staff responsible for administering SEQTA reports with an opportunity to set up reports for their school. Participants will be supported through each step of the process |
| | | | | Newman Siena Centre, DOUBLEVIEW |
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| | This course will cover how to recognise and support young people in a context of escalated behaviour and how to respond to support them including de-escalation strategies and communication using a consistent team approach. |
| | | | | Newman Siena Centre, DOUBLEVIEW |
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