On Friday 11 October, it was International Day of the Girl Child which was set up by the United Nations in 2011. The aims are to focus attention on the need to address the challenges girls face, and to promote girls’ empowerment and fulfilment of their human rights.

Cambodia and 50K

8 September 2017

Since 2006 Queenwood has been supporting the Cambodia Schools Project.
 

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Learning Facts and Skills

28 July 2017

The education sector is prone to fads. A great example is the theory of learning styles.

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Things That Count (Can’t Be Counted)

24 June 2017

The Kingdom of Bhutan famously developed a Gross National Happiness Index designed to measure the happiness of its population.

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NAPLAN

17 May 2017

The introduction of a minimum literacy and numeracy standard for the HSC has also caused some vigorous debate.

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Power of Turning Up

2 March 2017

We are halfway through the term (hard to believe!) and there have already been many achievements to celebrate.

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Perspective

17 February 2017

One of our new staff commented the other day on what a positive atmosphere we have at Queenwood.

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Liberal Education, Science and Humanities

10 February 2017

Headlines decrying Australia’s slipping educational standards are becoming increasingly common.

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Queenwood Girls for Girls – Making a Difference

18 November 2016

Around 18 months ago, Queenwood established a relationship with Macleay Vocational College in Kempsey. There is much to say about this remarkable school.

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The IB and League Tables

17 June 2016

Queenwood first offered the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program in 2001 and since that time our girls have both enjoyed it and achieved excellent results.

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The Skills and the Arts of a Liberal Education

16 March 2016

A common catchphrase in education is ‘we teach children how to think, not what to think’ – and a resounding ‘Amen’ to that.

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