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Youth Week WA 2026: Celebrating “Strength in Our Stories” Across Western Australia
Young people shape the future of every community, yet their voices are often still developing and finding direction. Youth Week WA 2026 (10-16 April) creates an opportunity to celebrate those voices while encouraging young people to share their experiences and ideas. This year’s theme, “Strength in Our Stories,” highlights how personal stories can inspire confidence, […]
How National Ride2School Day Helps Build Healthy Habits for Kids in 2026
The journey to school plays an important role in how children begin experiencing independence. National Ride2School Day, on Friday, 20 March, encourages students across Australia to find alternative ways to get to school that promote physical activity and healthier lifestyles. The initiative also raises awareness about road safety and responsible travel. In today’s article, we’ll […]
Empowering Upper Primary Students to Stay Safe in a Changing Online World
The digital world is constantly evolving — and effective cyber-safety education must evolve with it. That’s why we’ve updated our Screen Name cyber-safety incursion for upper primary school students to reflect new Australian social media legislation and emerging online risks affecting children. Screen Name is a 45-minute live, two-actor performance designed specifically for Years 4-6. […]
Teaching Consent in the Digital Age: From Social Media to Real-life Situations
Young people today are growing up in a world where conversations happen quickly and often online. Messages are sent in seconds and photos can be shared without much thought. Once something is out there, though, it can be very hard to take back. In this environment, consent plays a different role than it once did. […]
Rail Safety Starts Early: How Primary School Programs Build Lifelong Habits
Children begin forming habits long before they realise it. The routines established in primary school often influence how young people move through the world as teenagers and adults. When it comes to rail safety, early education plays an important role in helping students recognise hazards, understand expectations and make informed decisions around trains and crossings. […]
Young Kids Take Centre Stage at Curtin University in Constable Care’s Imagineers Program
It may be summer holidays, but Curtin University was filled with energy and smiles as children aged 5-14 took part in Constable Care Foundation’s inaugural Imagineers program. Held over two weeks in January, Imagineers is a series of four-day school holiday programs designed to inspire creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and communication through playful learning activities. […]