14 November 2012

ACT kids kicking goals

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Joy Burch is celebrating the numeracy and literacy achievements of the ACT’s children:

The ACT remains the highest performing jurisdiction in Australia for reading and numeracy among students in Year 3 to 9, a COAG Reform Council report issued today shows.

ACT Minister for Education Joy Burch welcomed the results of the National Education Agreement (NEA) Education 2011: Comparing performance across Australia report, which also showed the ACT has the highest number of young people with a formal qualification and working towards a qualification.

“The results reflect the very high standard of education offered by ACT schools, and the comprehensive supports available to students as they transition to the next phase of their lives,” Ms Burch said.

Here in the bunker we do wonder if the parents of the ACT don’t contribute to these results rather more than the schools.

But a win is a win and you take them as you get them.

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NoImRight said :

I imagine HenryBG will be along any minute with one of his essays on the sheer beauty and joy of private schools and how public schools are doing the work of the anti Christ

Either that or something about how we must have the smartest P.E teachers in the country.

NoImRight said :

I imagine HenryBG will be along any minute with one of his essays on the sheer beauty and joy of private schools and how public schools are doing the work of the anti Christ

now if this was dead tree newsprint, JB would have already reserved him 3 pages.

I imagine HenryBG will be along any minute with one of his essays on the sheer beauty and joy of private schools and how public schools are doing the work of the anti Christ

Well done Joy.

Maybe in 20 years time all these smart kiddies will be old enough to fix this
http://the-riotact.com/colonel-hanson-declares-war-on-hospital-waiting-lists/85588

Yeah! The children of the richest, most highly educated parents in the country are doing well at school.

I did notice that they don’t report anywhere the results broken down into government and non-goverment schools, could there be a reason for this…

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