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Welcome to the NSW Parents' CouncilWhy Would You Give a Gonski? On Line Opinion contributor Tom Lovell tells it as it is. Upcoming events:Scary Scaling- information sessions on scaling in the HSC: The Council will be running Scary Scaling in two locations this year; Orange Anglican Grammar School, Orange on Wednesday June 12 and Trinity Grammar School, Summer Hill on Tuesday June 18. Both sessions start at 7pm. These events are open to the whole community! Bookings are essential so follow the link below to reserve your spot NOW! Click here for further information and to reserve your spot at Trinity Grammar School. Click here for further information and to reserve your spot at Orange Anglican Grammar School. Grand Theft Brainspace: Games, apps and mobiles- issues and practical strategies for parents and all who work with or care for children. The Council is supporting the Australian Council on Children and the Media and St Andrew's Cathedral School in this upcoming parent session to be held on Thursday May 30 at St Andrew's Cathedral School. Click here for further information and to book your spot. Is your parent association affiliated with the NSW Parents' Council? Click here to find out! We provide parents and teachers from our affiliated schools access to excellent resources such as information around scaling in the HSC and the Disability Provisions We represent you on a wide range of influential committees in NSW.
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