Things not working out at school? When to talk to your local regional office
No matter what your child is experiencing at school, there is someone who can help.

No matter what your child is experiencing at school, there is someone who can help.
Belonging promotes positive mental health, physical wellbeing and a better focus on learning.
Read moreHow to recognise your child may be disengaging at school and what you and your child’s primary school can do to support your child.
Read moreResearch tells us young people need to be taught the skills that will help them handle the challenges they will face as they navigate the world of adulthood.
Read moreYoung people can start an apprenticeship or traineeship while they are still at school.
Read moreVET teaches practical, workplace skills through training organisations.
Read moreStudents can earn points towards their QCE when they do vocational education and training (VET) courses at school.
Read moreTrusted adults can help young people feel more positive about school
and learning and can offer practical support and guidance to help young
people at school.
We know that when a child is engaged in class, they learn more. Here are eight tips you can use to help your child engage at primary school.
Read moreThe Student Code of Conduct explains how school staff help students learn what is expected of them and how they support students to meet the school’s expectations for behaviour.
Read moreWhen schools and families work together to teach young people what is expected of them, schools can be a safe and supportive place to learn.
Read moreIf your child goes to a Catholic school and you would like to seek support for your child, there are steps you can take.
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