YP Project supports young people in Leicester with relationship skills

The Inclusion Outreach Coaching program aims to make schools welcoming and inclusive for all students, including those with disability and diverse learners. Inclusion Outreach Coaches (IOCs) help schools: ✅ build their capability in inclusion to support students’ learning and wellbeing ✅ provide guidance and expertise around implementing, embedding and monitoring high quality inclusive practices. 🎥 Watch to see how Marong Primary School embedded inclusive practices. Details 👉🏼 https://brnw.ch/21wXrcZ

HIPPY (Home Interaction Program for Parents and Youngsters) is proving that when you invest in parents, you transform entire families—and create ripple effects that extend far beyond early education. The model recognises that parents are already their child's first teacher, then provides them with the resources, training, and confidence to excel in that role. What stands out in these Perth family stories is how a strengths-based approach—one that trusts parents and meets them where they are—creates transformation that educational programs alone cannot achieve. When a former teacher says the program helped her rediscover her confidence, or a new migrant describes finding both practical support and genuine community, we're seeing evidence of holistic family support that addresses multiple barriers simultaneously. Read more about the Perth families being transformed by the HIPPY program funded by the Federal Government: https://lnkd.in/gPNTpvpb Photo Credit: ABC News Mya Kordic

For student counsellor teachers stepping into this vital role, capacity building is more than training — it’s the foundation for meaningful impact. By equipping teachers with the right skills, we enable them to guide students with empathy, strengthen wellbeing, and foster resilience for life. 🌱 Through strong #partnerships, we’ve strengthened mentoring in 50 schools, trained 100+ teachers, and built links with 13 child protection agencies. Let’s continue building a future where every child feels seen, supported, and empowered to lead. World Change Starts with Educated Children.® #MentalHealthMonth #RoomToReadSriLanka #StudentWellbeing #TeacherDevelopment #LifeSkills #Partnerships #EducationForAll

📚🏫 Volunteer of America, Dakotas partners with Sioux Falls School District to provide after-school care and academic support. 🌟 https://lnkd.in/dNrATaAC #EducationForAll #CommunitySupport

Early On Michigan and the Detroit Lions are teaming up to promote literacy and language development for children and families across the state. The initiative highlights everyday literacy practices and early developmental support, with Lions players helping lead the charge. Read the full release: https://lnkd.in/gB54Y6yq

Teachers are on the front lines of school safety, and the challenges they face are growing. 55% of teachers have experienced violence or aggression in the workplace. 77% report that student needs have become more complex. As these pressures rise, so does the need for collaboration, compassion, and resources that protect both staff and students. School safety isn’t just about rules or policy, it’s about relationships, understanding, and community care. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e5ddvBG4 #NationalSchoolSafetyWeek #SchoolSafety #ViolenceFreeSchools

Mercer Island Youth and Family Services (MIYFS) and MI Parent Edge are collaborating with King County Sexual Assault Resource Center to provide a parent education program on having conversations with their students around personal safety. Titled, “Moving Beyond Stranger Danger: Personal Safety Conversations for Today’s Youth,” MIYFS has confirmed a program date of December 8 from 6:30-8:00pm at the MI Community and Events Center. The presentation is appropriate for parents and caregivers of children in kindergarten through 12th grade. We encourage our community to take part in the education program.

At Danville Community School Corporation, safety isn't just a policy. It's the foundation of every decision. By partnering with dormakaba on a district-wide BEST rekey project, the team gained smarter key control, integrated access, and peace of mind for 2,200 students and staff. Discover how integrated access solutions are shaping safer schools: https://dk.world/4d9Rc46 #BESTAccess #dormakaba #SafeSchoolsWeek #SafeSchools

Today at the RAPSA (Reaching At-Promise Students Association) Forum, Education Northwest’s Managing Researcher Julie Petrokubi joins Mandy Paradise (Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction) and Melanie J. Olson (TC Futures) to share findings from the Washington Open Doors Youth Reengagement Summer Pilot. With state legislative funding, this pilot supported ten community partnerships to expand summer learning, reengage youth who experienced detention or incarceration, and reduce barriers to school and work. Education Northwest’s evaluation revealed powerful outcomes for students and programs—especially in career-connected learning and meeting basic needs. Connect with us at RAPSA to learn more! https://bit.ly/4qCFF4x

Parent Teacher Meeting at Rowad Alkhaleej International School Mugharazat campus. The importance of parent-teacher meetings lies in fostering collaboration between home and school, which is vital for a child's academic and personal growth. The emphasis on early intervention for learners was a highlight of the recent Parent Teacher Meeting at Rowad Alkhaleej Mugharazat. It underscored the critical role timely support plays in addressing developmental and educational challenges before they escalate. Through collaborative dialogue, parents and teachers shared insights and strategies that reinforce the benefits of early action, ensuring students receive the targeted assistance they need.