Topics: 2023 events; The ECAWA 2023 Annual General Meeting; 2023 events; Membership renewals; #ECAWA2023 State Conference; other PL opportunities
The latest ECAWA news
The latest ECAWA news
Topics: 2023 events; The ECAWA 2023 Annual General Meeting; 2023 events; Membership renewals; #ECAWA2023 State Conference; other PL opportunities
The ECAWA Annual General Meeting will be held on Wednesday the 15th of March, 2023.
Members are asked to arrive at the Trinity College venue or Online (by prior arrangement) on Wednesday the 15th of March, from 4.45pm, so that the ECAWA 2023 Annual General Meeting can start at 5.00pm sharp.
Is your ECAWA Membership up to date and financial?
ECAWA memberships become due for renewal on either the 30th of March or the 30th of September each year.
If you need to renew your ECAWA Membership you may do so at https://ecawa.wa.edu.au/join-or-new/ecawa-memberships/ and pay by Credit Card or by PayPal.
The School Curriculum and Standards Authority page “Meeting WACE Requirements 2023 Seminars” is open for bookings at https://www.scsa.wa.edu.au/events/meeting-wace-requirements-2023-seminars
The Girls’ Programming Network (GPN) is a program developed and run by women for girls and gender-diverse students. GPN is a unique opportunity to meet people with similar interests, hopefully make a couple of friends, and learn about the tech industry.
Michelle Chomiak has generously made this resource – a Concept Map of the new WA Year 11 Computer Science syllabus – available to ECAWA members.
The School Curriculum and Standards Authority page “Meeting WACE Requirements 2023 Seminars” is now live and open for bookings at https://www.scsa.wa.edu.au/events/meeting-wace-requirements-2023-seminars
Register your interest today to join our microdrone teacher professional learning workshops coming to 14 Australian locations in 2023! Suitable for teachers of Years 5-10.
Help us select the best dates for the ECAWA 2023 State Conference! Complete the survey at https://bit.ly/ECAWA2023_Selecting_Dates
The new Computer Science syllabus for implementation in 2023 (Year 11) has been approved and there are several events coming up that we wanted to ensure you knew about. There will be more events in 2023 to network and help you implement the new syllabus.
This PD will focus on Year 11 ATAR programming using Python, giving support for schools who are transitioning to the language. We will cover coding basics, arrays, modules, testing, error detection and debugging.