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VCAA Bulletin
No. 47 - April 2019
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Get involved in the 2019 Victorian Students' Parliamentary Program

Expressions of interest are now open for secondary schools to host local conventions as part of the 2019 Victorian Students' Parliamentary Program. The program helps students engage in the democratic process through a series of local and state parliamentary conventions.

To apply to be a host school for the local conventions, and for more information, go to the Local Constitutional Conventions webpage. Expressions of interest close on Monday 15 April 2019.

For more information, contact David Mould at Second Strike: (03) 9071 1813 or david.mould@second-strike.com.

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Calling all teachers

In conjunction with the ACMI exhibition Code Breakers: Women in Games at the East Gippsland Art Gallery, ACMI is offering primary and secondary school teachers the chance to be a founding participant in the new videogame-centred education project called Game Lessons.

Game Lessons is designed to support teachers to create, access and share well-designed lesson plans for impactful and meaningful learning experiences using videogames. Game Lessons provides expert support, resources and professional learning networks, and fosters a cross-disciplinary learning community.

The next session will be held between 9.30am and 2.30pm on Wednesday 1 May 2019 at the Federation Training Room 201A, 48 Main Street, Bairnsdale. Bring your own device. Funding is available towards casual relief teacher costs. To register or for more information, contact Vincent Trundle, Digital Education Producer, ACMI:vincent.trundle@acmi.net.au or (03) 8663 2441.

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Road to Zero

Road to Zero is a world-first road safety education complex, developed by the TAC in partnership with Melbourne Museum. It aims to reduce road trauma in pre-learner drivers by building knowledge and awareness that will empower young road users to make safer decisions.

The program is designed for Year 9 and 10 students, and VCAL students. It can also cater to students participating in wellbeing or city camp programs. An education visit to Road to Zero is comprised of two experiences: an immersive and exploratory exhibition showcasing the latest in multi-sensory interactive technologies, and curriculum-linked programs in the purpose-built Learning Studio. To book a class excursion to Road to Zero, contact the Melbourne Museum school bookings line: (03) 8341 7767.

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