Our shared vision for children and young people in Tasmania and strategic direction the 91黑料.
Tasmania is trialling the implementation of the internationally proven Multi-School Organisations (MSO) model. MSOs are a bold and innovative education system reform to lift learner outcomes.
Tasmania鈥檚 Lifting Literacy Project aims to improve literacy rates of children and adults in Tasmania.
A focus on the quality of learning, teaching and leading in a school.
An initiative guiding continued improvement for the early years in Tasmanian Government schools.
Introduction to the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) as the key guiding document used to inform educator practice in Australia.
DECYP's strategy for the the wellbeing of children and young people.
The Statement of Intent on anti-racism guides our work to prevent and respond to racism across all DECYP settings.
Together with Families is our commitment to build and nurture relationships with families.
The Minister鈥檚 Education Workforce Roundtable is committed to taking action to deliver a quality education workforce for Tasmania.
Grow, Make, Protect - an overview of agricultural education in Tasmanian schools from Kindergarten to Year 12.
Information for Tasmanian Government schools about the DECYP trauma support funding model.
Outlines the Sure Start initiative, in particular the Interagency Care Team Model and how it will work across government.
Our Participation and Empowerment strategy is about doing our part to uphold children鈥檚 rights.
Our action plan to prevent and respond to violence in schools, and support all staff who are impacted.
A 10-year plan for reform of the youth justice system in Tasmania.
The Child Safety, Care and Youth Justice Outcomes Framework explains the outcomes we are working towards for children and young people engaged with Child Safety, Care and Youth Justice services in Tasmania.
Putting Children First: Our Child Safety Approach explains how we will deliver child-centred, rights-based and culturally responsive services to children, young people, families and carers.
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