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Welcome to the Curriculum Support site

Welcome to Curriculum Support, the website of the Curriculum K-12 Directorate of the NSW Department of Education and Training. We hope you find our new site both helpful and easy to use.

Curriculum Support reflects the belief that if we can provide useful and accessible support to teachers, we will contribute to quality teaching and improved learning outcomes for students. As you explore the site you will find a comprehensive range of relevant and practical resources that will help in the implementation of NSW Board of Studies syllabuses, as well as useful and clear advice on a range of other curriculum-related issues.

Through this site, we aim to develop authentic partnerships with users, to enhance our services and to contribute to improved student outcomes and teacher professional knowledge. We invite you to take your time to explore the site. With your feedback, we hope to provide an accessible, helpful and professional site that will contribute to improved teaching and learning in NSW public schools.

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