Juggling Competing Needs Justice System
Juggling competing needs in the justice system: a rule of law and human rights perspective NSW...
Read MoreJuggling competing needs in the justice system: a rule of law and human rights perspective NSW...
Read MoreThe second draft of the NSW History Curriculum released in February 2024 has some civics content but more is needed, especially in relation to the basics of law and government for NSW students to be informed and active citizensh
Read MoreProtector of the Rule of Law Award 2023 The Rule of Law Education Centre is delighted to announce...
Read MoreThe draft syllabus is supposedly aligned to the Fâ10 Australian Curriculum (version 9.0).
Really? Where is the Civics and Citizenship 7-10 curriculum? Its presence is clearly stated in the Australian Curriculum, but omitted from NESA 7-10 syllabuses. Why? When democracies around the world are experiencing backsliding and the rise of extremism the need for active and informed citizens is clearly evident.
See our letter to all NSW MPs asking them to take action to add explicit civic content to the NSW Curriculum
Read MoreVictorian Commercial Teachers Association Conference Held in Melbourne on 20th and 21st November...
Read MoreShoutout to NSW State Archives for providing us with a copy of the original transcript for the first Civil Case in NSW between a poor convict couple and a powerful ships captain over a parcel of goods lost on the First Fleet.
Read MoreNSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) submission regarding the draft syllabus for the proposed History Curriculum NSW Stages 1-5.
Read MoreThe education system is not preparing Australians to be well equipped to make an informed decision in a referendum.
Read MoreFree Professional Development Opportunity for our teacher members The Rule of Law Education Centre...
Read MoreMagna Carta and Human Rights What is the relationship between the Magna Carta and Human Rights?...
Read MoreThe Eureka rebellion was a defining moment in Australian history as the beginning of true representative democracy. It resulted in important reforms being put in place to limit the power government had over the people and gave people a voice in making laws and the ability to hold decision makers to account.
This page provides an audio book reading of the book, character chards, a poster and the Eureka Debate
The Attorney-General of Australia is the First Law Officer responsible for protecting the rule of law and promotion of justice.
Read MoreExplainer on the treaty process as it occurs in Australia. The explainer is designed for senior high school students and their teachers when teaching Human rights units of work.
Read MoreThe 2021-21 budget has continued funding for the National School Chaplaincy Program (NSCP), however while the NSCP will continue to support the wellbeing of students and school communities through the provision of pastoral care...
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