Malaysian delegation attends TTL workshops
Teach To Lead Fellows gathered in Melbourne from August 15 to 17, 2019 for three days of professional development at Teach To Lead Face-to-Face…
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From the Top End to the rooftop of the world
As Stephanie Gill (Cohort 2016) completed her Leadership Development Program placement at Katherine High School in the Northern Territory, she found herself wondering where…
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Making a difference at the top end
As an Associate, Alisha King (Cohort 2015) taught in the Northern Territory, where she developed her passion for Indigenous Education, something she continues in…
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Do you respect wood?
Meet Matt Bray, former student at Horsham College, a Teach For Australia Partner School Matt grew up in in Horsham from a single parent…
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Alumni share their experiences
Teach For Australia’s Mid-Year Intensives represent an opportunity for knowledge sharing and the 2019 Victorian MYI was no exception. This year, Associates had the…
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A taste for learning: Students partake in Muttonbird Masterchef in Tasmania
We spoke to Cohort 2017 Alumna Madeleine Brodie in the Summer 2018 edition of Stories. Madeleine had started a Kitchen Garden class to bring…
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Peninsula students hear tales of justice and obligation
Former Victorian Attorney-General and current Director of RMIT’s Centre for Innovative Justice, Rob Hulls, spoke about the justice system to students from Peninsula Grammar…
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A rough start pays off
While most people can remember a great teacher, some can even remember the exact day that teacher changed their lives. In 2012, Kyle O’Connor…
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Redefining student success
Emma Lindsay is Deputy Principal at Sarah Redfern High School. She was a Cohort 2017 Fellow of Teach For Australia’s Teach To Lead program,…
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Classroom experience inspires research into education policy at Oxford
Iwan Walters (Cohort 2010) was part of Teach For Australia’s first cohort of Associates to venture into Victorian schools in 2010. Armed with a…
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