End of year school incursions not only offer a well-deserved break from routine but also provide opportunities for reflection, growth, and celebration.
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The Australian Directory of School Activities, Excursions and Accommodation is your one-stop resource for keeping you and your school in the loop – so you can plan fabulous and awe-inspiring excursions and camps!
Need some fun, educational and new ideas for your next school excursion in Brisbane?
Brisbane has many exciting and unique school excursions to offer in and around the city. Take your students outside the classroom and explore what Brisbane and surrounds has to offer.
Need some ideas for your next school excursion?
We've listed the best school excursions in Canberra so you don't have to do the searching. Offering a great variety of educational and fun activities for students including the many museums and galleries, gardens and parliamentary buildings Canberra can provide you with the perf
Needs some ideas for your next school excursion or school camp in Hobart or Tasmania? We've found the Best School Excursions and School Camps.
Need some ideas for your next school excursion in Perth?
Perth has a vast range of interesting places and fun activities for your school excursions. Whether it be something educational or a fun excursion - with its wildlife parks, beaches, nature, culture or enjoying the outdoors - Perth has your next school excursion covered.
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Need some ideas for your next school excursion in Adelaide?
Surrounded by parkland Adelaide has plenty of fun, interesting and educational school excursions to offer. Let your students discover the history and culture of the city on a walking tour, cruising the River Torrens or by visiting the renowned museums.
As a teacher it can be tricky to set firm boundaries when it comes to dealing with difficult parents.
Can you remember a time when you felt energised and engaged by your work? When you enjoyed the challenges the day presented. You felt valuable, productive and capable, and you felt relaxed in your time off?
Lately, that feels like a thing of the past. It feels like the work is never ending and the expectations too high. You’re exhausted all the time, you feel resentful and underappreciated and you can’t see an end in sight.