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Nov 8, 2021 34 min

S1 E3: Schools on a Roadmap to Nowhere

from Resolve - Stories from a Stop Start Nation

In mid-October 2021, the same scenes were playing out at schools across NSW and Victoria. Our youngest and eldest students began returning after many weeks of remote learning in the latest lockdowns triggered by the Delta variant of Covid-19. Across social media accounts from schools and teachers, you could see scenes of celebration as students were welcomed back. School entrances decorated with balloons, teachers, and staff in crazy costumes, handmade welcome back signs, care packs - each setting slightly different but all designed with the goal of making students feel welcome and reassured as they come back to the classroom. Behind the smiles and the balloons, teachers, leaders, and school staff have put in countless hours managing remote learning arrangements and return to school plans dictated by road maps with ever-changing destinations. For this episode, we spoke to a panel of educators from Victoria and NSW about their experiences and ideas about what lies ahead. Our guests include Bec West, Deputy Principal at Bonnyrigg Public School in NSW, Steven Kolber from Brunswick Secondary College in VIC, Lauren Sayer, Executive Director, Research and Innovation at Melbourne Girls Grammar, and Amber Flohm, Senior Vice President of the NSW Teachers Federation

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