Education Minister Anna Bligh has released the Back to School Media Kit for use by journalists in the lead up to the start of the 2005 school year.
The following media releases cover a range of stories, including enrolment data, tips for parents, new facilities, the State Government's education reform agenda for 2005, extra teachers, and information about the preparatory year and senior schooling.
Enrolments new window [an error occurred while processing this directive] ![]()
Extra teachers new window [an error occurred while processing this directive] ![]()
New Facilities new window [an error occurred while processing this directive] ![]()
Educational Reform in 2005 new window [an error occurred while processing this directive] ![]()
Senior schooling reforms new window [an error occurred while processing this directive] ![]()
Prep Year new window [an error occurred while processing this directive] ![]()
Technology in schools new window [an error occurred while processing this directive] ![]()
First year of school new window [an error occurred while processing this directive] ![]()
Transition to high school new window [an error occurred while processing this directive] ![]()
School holidays new window [an error occurred while processing this directive] ![]()
The Minister has provided a range of recorded quotes for use in news stories by the electronic media. These are available in the following MP3 files.
Enrolments new window 653k ![]()
Extra teachers new window 965k ![]()
Senior schooling reforms new window [an error occurred while processing this directive] ![]()
Prep Year new window 1.6M ![]()
Technology in schools new window [an error occurred while processing this directive] ![]()
First year of school new window [an error occurred while processing this directive] ![]()
Transition to high school new window [an error occurred while processing this directive] ![]()
Sunsmart tips new window 550k ![]()
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