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NSW Department of Education and Training

Curriculum support for NSW Public Schools

Free teacher training workshops

Teacher training workshops are being held across the EnergyAustralia network area during June 2008.

The Energy Australia /DET Electricity Safety Week hands-on workshops are open to teachers and will assist participants to:

  1. develop a greater understanding of the science and technology processes, investigating scientifically and designing and making
  2. develop a greater understanding of the Stage 3 physical phenomena strand
  3. participate in the Energy Australia Electricity Safety week competition.

Following are the workshop locations and times. All sessions run from 4pm to 6pm.

Epping
3 June 2008

Epping Club

45 Rawson Street
Epping NSW 2121
P: (02) 9876 4357

LowerNorth Shore
10 June 2008

North Sydney Leagues Club Ltd

12 Abbott Street
Cammeray NSW 2062
P: (02) 9466 8888

St George
12 June 2008

St George Boat Club

2 Wellington St
Sans Souci NSW 2219
P: (02) 9529 7276

Newcastle
18 June 2008

Newcastle Knights

EnergyAustralia Stadium, Turton Rd
New Lambton NSW 2305
P: (02) 4941 8200

CentralCoast
23 June 2008

Mingara Recreation Club

Mingara Drive,
Tumbi Umbi NSW 2261
P: (02) 4349 7799

Maitland
24 June 2008

East Leisure and Golf Club

Tenambit Street
East Maitland NSW 2323
P: (02) 4933 7512

 

 

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Demand for attendance at these workshops is likely to be high so early enrolment is encouraged. The events will also provide a valuable networking opportunity for teachers.

To enroll in one of these workshops, send your details to Heather Brown. hbrown@energy.com.au 
Ph 4951 9395 Mob 0438 918 546;

Resource and competition feedback

The electricity safety teaching resource and the annual competition are very popular with schools.

  • “The circuit set that was sent was FANTASTIC! Even the book/program that was sent was excellent. Thank you.” Medowie Public School
  • “I think the idea of Electricity Safety Week is excellent and the teaching material is brilliant. Thank you for the opportunity to participate in the program.” Charlestown East Primary School
  • “It is a quick, straightforward way of highlighting dangers and safety procedures in regard to electricity.” Yowie Bay Public School

Read stories on participating schools and their electrical safety teaching and learning experiences.

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