We are giving all children a great start, engaging young people in learning, creating safe and inclusive workplaces and building Queensland’s communities.
We are inspiring creativity, critical thinking and building resilience in every student to confidently embrace the opportunities of new industries and technologies.
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We are setting the foundations for quality early learning experiences and building strong partnerships with early years services, schools and communities.
Supporting improved productivity and fairness in Queensland workplaces.
Flu season is upon us. Remind your children to wash their hands regularly with soap and water and cover coughs and sneezes. Keep kids at home if they are unwell and notify the school as soon as possible.
Find out how you can show your support and get involved in NAIDOC Week (4–11 July).
The Education Improvement Branch offers professional learning programs to support your improvement journey. Choose from one of our programs or tailor your own package for your school, learning centre, cluster, region or division.
We can all help to keep our schools safe. If you see or hear something suspicious, call School Watch on 13 17 88 to report it, even if it appears to be minor. In an emergency or if you see a crime in progress dial Triple zero (000).
The Duke of Edinburgh is suitable for all students, including those at-risk and students from special schools. It also counts toward their Queensland Certificate of Education.
We all have a role in respecting, protecting and promoting human rights. Understanding our rights and responsibilities helps us to create safe and inclusive communities.
The health and safety of students, staff and the broader community is our highest priority.
Online resources, student materials and advice to maintain teaching and learning in the event of a prolonged school closure or student absence.