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More than 160 Children’s University (CU) students and their families took part in ECU’s September school holiday workshops, exploring new ideas, developing practical skills and experiencing university life across ECU’s Joondalup and South West campuses.
Music educator Dr Jason Goopy reflects on how professional associations grow teacher confidence and capabilities to help music education thrive.
Congratulations to two outstanding ECU School of Education alumni, Christopher Lambe and Nicolette Beard, recognised at Aluminate 2026, on Thursday 1 October 2026, for their remarkable contributions to education and the community!
Parents who help their children with writing activities because they genuinely enjoy or value the process have children who display more positive attitudes toward the subject. These positive attitudes are then linked to better writing performance in the classroom. This research was published in the Journal of Writing Research.
Join the Department of Education WA to learn more about the rewarding careers available in their schools. They will discuss the many opportunities for teachers, where to find these opportunities and how to apply.
ECU’s School of Education invites teachers, teacher educators and researchers working in literacy, Indigenous education and culturally responsive pedagogy to a Twilight Seminar exploring how Indigenous children’s literature can be used to meaningfully embed Indigenous perspectives in classroom practice. Led by industry experts Professor Nicola Daly (University of Waikato, New Zealand), Associate Professor Nayr Ibrahim (Nord University, Norway), Associate Professor Helen Adam and Dr Libby Jackson-Barrett (Edith Cowan University, Australia).
Distinguished guests gathered to officially launch ECU City, celebrating a landmark campus bringing education, industry and culture together in the heart of Perth to create new opportunities for students and Western Australia.
The Tokyo City University Australia Program has become the largest student mobility program between Japan and Australia since it began in 2016.
ECU student counsellors bring mental health conversations into the heart of the community.