Posts by Jose Sanchez
Mindfulness For Education (MFE): Everyone in the school needs it. Nobody has to run it.
Mindfulness for Education is an approved supplier to Education Australia. Calm is not a personality. It is a skill, and like everything else in a school, it can be taught. Everyone in the school needs this. Students at every year level, teachers, aides, the office team, parents. Not the ones who are struggling. All of…
Read MorePower Drink Hydration: Hydration matters – Better hydration, better outcomes
When students have easy access to water throughout the day, schools can help create an environment that supports wellbeing, positive daily habits and readiness to learn. Power Drink Hydration gives education providers a simple, practical way to make hydration more visible and accessible across their school community What Can a School Hydration Program Achieve? Make…
Read MoreStart Beyond: Transform care learning and build empathy via Sacadi VR
As students head into summer work and care placements, and ahead of the International Days of Older Persons and People with Disabilities, how are you preparing your future frontline workers? Preparing your students for real-world scenarios Teaching the next generation of aged care and disability support workers presents a unique challenge for educational institutions. Traditional…
Read MoreAflex Inflatables: What’s new at Aflex
There’s plenty happening at Aflex! From supporting an important cause close to home, to welcoming a new member to our leadership team and launching a brand-new addition to our pool inflatable range, here’s a look at what’s been happening behind the scenes. A Giant Daffodil for a Cause That Matters Giving back to our community…
Read MoreTreetops Adventure: Finish the Year on a High!
Term 4 bookings are open at Treetops Adventure, and if you are looking for a way to celebrate a big year of learning, why not take the class outside? An end-of-year excursion is a chance for students to have fun together, celebrate what they have achieved and finish the year with an experience they will…
Read MorePLD: Starting PLD’s SSP Programs? Five steps to get ready
Starting PLD’s Structured Synthetic Phonics (SSP) programs is just the beginning. A successful start depends on having the right programs, professional learning and student assessment information in place. Whether you’re planning to launch at the beginning of the school year or getting started during the term, these five steps can help your school prepare for…
Read MoreRTS Imaging Australia: Helping schools print smarter: Balancing cost, reliability and sustainability
Schools across Australia are under increasing pressure to deliver more with limited budgets. While printing remains essential for classroom learning, administration, assessments, and student services, many schools are looking for smarter ways to reduce costs without compromising reliability. At RTS Imaging, we help schools simplify their print environments through reliable, cost-effective solutions backed by Katun,…
Read MoreFleming’s Landscape: A rock-steady park crowns the town in Warragul
Australia’s pre-eminent horticulture and landscape construction company, the Fleming’s Group, provides end-to-end services for any outdoor environment – With four production plant nurseries, a landscape design studio, a full-service commercial landscape construction company, Fleming’s can cover it all! So, when the Jana Group contacted Fleming’s owners, Paige and Wes Fleming to design and build not…
Read MoreAqualoo: What architects really need when specifying school washrooms
Durability, privacy, material choice and technical support all play a role in creating washrooms that work for students, schools and the people designing them. As part of WCCI’s 25th anniversary, Aqualoo has been speaking with architects and interior designers about what they value when specifying washroom systems, and what manufacturers can do to make the…
Read MoreUrban+: Why schools are rethinking what “Student Wellbeing” looks like
Student wellbeing has traditionally been discussed through counselling, pastoral care, mental health programmes, and classroom support. These remain important, but schools are increasingly looking at another piece of the puzzle: the environment students experience every day. Think about a typical school day. Students move between classrooms, spend time outdoors, participate in sport, catch up with…
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