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Primary Professional learning associations

PHSIETA - Primary HSIE teachers association

PHSIETA was formed in 2005 to provide support for primary teachers with a personal interest in the HSIE key learning area. The association provides teachers with access to some professional development workshops and a term newsletter, with discussion and ideas around the teaching of HSIE.

President: Ms Kate Smyth (Sydney University)

c/- Jindera Public School
Dight Street
Jindera, NSW 2642

Aboriginal Studies Association

President: Nigel Parbury

Ph: 0425 226 493
email: nigelparbury@nswaecg.com.au

AETA - Asia Education Teachers' Association

President: Ms Julie O'Keeffe (Blackheath Public School)

GPO Box 2393,
SYDNEY NSW 2001
Ph: (02) 4787 5974
Fax: (02) 4787 8320
Web site: http://www.aeta.org.au/

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