Central Coast Council P&C (CCCP&C) has welcomed an announcement that the Federal Government is considering introducing a ratio of one psychologist per 500 students in schools amid concerns for the…
Free courses are available through TAFE NSW to help fill a skills shortage in the retail sector as the Central Coast recovers economically after long months of COVID-19 restrictions. There…
One fully-vaccinated parent or carer per child will be allowed on Central Coast school sites to support pre-schoolers as they start Kindergarten orientation, under new COVID-safe guidelines. Minister for Education…
Students from St Brigid’s Catholic College at Lake Munmorah have taken out a group award for Excellence in Acting at the 2021 OzTheatrics Junior Theatre Festival Australia. The award was…
Central Coast students planning to attend the University of Newcastle are being offered an alternative pathway to higher education. Vice-Chancellor, Professor Alex Zelinsky, said the university was introducing seven new…
NAISDA Dance College, Australia’s national performing arts training organisation for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, will present its end of year performance yadhaba ngura on November 19 from 7pm…
Peninsula Year 12 students interested in working in the infrastructure industry can apply for a two-year paid traineeship through the NSW Government. The Infrastructure Traineeship Program will provide participants with…
Brisbane Water Secondary College Woy Woy has celebrated the efforts of one of its students in the bowling world. Bailey Meti was named as an Australian Lawn Bowls representative recently…
A Bill introduced to NSW Parliament proposed to improve the safety of children and pedestrians in school zones. The Road Transport Amendment (Prohibition of U-Turns and 3-Point Turns) Bill 2021…
St John Ambulance has resumed its face-to-face training courses and is urging the region’s businesses to prioritise the safety of their workplaces. General Manager for Training and Development, Martin Thomas,…
School students on the Coast can undertake the new Treasurer’s Financial Literacy Challenge to understand the costs of real-life financial decisions. The challenge, developed in partnership with the Australian Securities…
Construction is powering along at Warnervale’s new public primary school, with $16.1M committed by the NSW Government in this year’s Budget to complete the project. Parliamentary Secretary for the Central…
Local residents wanting a career in hospitality or those already in the industry can take advantage of three free online hospitality licensing courses being offered through TAFE NSW. The three…
Public schools on the Central Coast will receive $45.6M NSW Government funding in the 2022 school year – a $445,444 increase on the 2021 allocation. Funds have been allocated by…
Central Coast Community College teacher Erin Jacob has taken out the Vocational Education Teacher of the Year award at the 2021 Annual NSW Training Awards. Parliamentary Secretary for the Central…
The NSW Government has announced the extension of the COVID Intensive Learning Support Program into next year as Kindergarten and Year 1 students returning to Central Coast schools for face-to-face…
Toukley and Tuggerawong Public Schools will benefit from the NSW Government’s $157.9M LED Lighting Upgrade Program. Parliamentary Secretary for Central Coast, Adam Crouch, said the announcement couldn’t have come at…
The Entrance Public School will get an upgrade of its facilities as part of the NSW Government’s $120M Regional Renewal Program. Parliamentary Secretary for Central Coast, Adam Crouch, said The…
Four public schools on the Central Coast will benefit from the NSW Government’s LED Lighting Upgrade Program. Parliamentary Secretary for the Central Coast and Member for Terrigal, Adam Crouch, said…
A program to improve education and career outcomes for high school students may be expanded to Central Coast schools over the next two years, thanks to a $13.5M investment from…