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Workshop: Your Role as Level 3 Classroom Teacher

Many thanks to Natalie Blewitt and all those who braved a wet Saturday morning for our Term 1 Workshop. Natalie led discussion on the L3CT role, emphasising the importance of L3CTs negotiating meaningful and achievable goals within their schools. Natalie also overviewed an industrial perspective on the L3CT role in relation to the EBA, discussions […]

L3CT leading STEAM project at Shenton College

It’s always great to hear of  ways that L3CTA members are leading innovative projects in schools. Drew Mayhills has been asked to give the keynote presentation at the forthcoming DAYTiME 2017 Music Technology Conference. He’s also recently published a paper about his development of an electronic music production course for Shenton College students (Leading STEAM […]

Term 1 Newsletter 2017

Just as we have all tidied and sorted our classrooms, labs and offices for the new school year, the Level 3 Classroom Teacher Association has tidied, sorted and refreshed our website – we hope you like the new look! Please visit the site regularly to check the latest information available.

Christmas 2016 Newsletter

The year’s end is always the moment to reflect on the past year and to look ahead. For our new Level 3 colleagues this is probably especially pleasant! Many congratulations again. I hope you’re enjoying your success and looking forward to making the most of your role next year.

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Sponsors and partners

The L3CTA appreciates the support of its partners in running the organisation and events, either through financial support or support-in-kind. The SSTUWA and  the Teacher’s Health Fund provide support for our Celebration Events and we thank fotoworks for the wonderful photography. We appreciate the collegial cooperation with colleagues in the Leadership Institute and with the L3CT Program Manager at the Department of Education. Colleagues at all levels of the Department of Education support and promote our organisation and its events and workshops. We thank them all.