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HSIE Primary RSS

Welcome to the first RSS feed for Human Society and Its Environment K-6 (HSIE) commencing Term 4, 2009. The format of these will be similar to the Curriculum Support newsletter, with a specific focus in the HSIE Key Learning Area.

HSIE Primary RSS 1

 Welcome to the first RSS feed for Human Society and Its Environment K-6 (HSIE) commencing Term 4, 2009. The format of these will be similar to the Curriculum Support newsletter, with a specific focus in the HSIE Key Learning Area.

Click here for an RSS Feed for this page

Subscribing to RSS feeds in the NSW Department of Education and Training
There are 2 ways to subscribe to Curriculum K-12's RSS Feeds:

1. Internet browsers: Internet Explorer, Firefox and Safari
   1. click on the "Subscribe to this feed". It will establish a folder for feeds after the OK is given. The system will notify you that a new feed is in the folder on starting the browser.
2. Through email: Microsoft Outlook 2007
1. Have Outlook 2007 open.
2. Click on the RSS link and copy the full URL from the address bar at the top of the RSS feed page.
3. Go to Tools menu option in Microsoft Outlook , then click on 'Account settings'. Find 'RSS feeds' tab, click on the tab. Click on 'New...'. A dialogue box will open. Paste the copied URL into the space provided then click 'Add'.