School programs and initiatives

Guidance and resources to help schools prevent, identify and respond to child safety concerns.

Schools can choose programs that suit their students, local needs and school timetable.

The National Student Wellbeing Program (NSWP) provides pastoral care services and wellbeing strategies for both government and non-government schools.

Navigator supports disengaged young people to return to education and learning.

8 evidence-informed practices that create safer, more purposeful learning environments that support student learning, wellbeing and behaviour.

The Primary Welfare Officer Initiative aims to help schools create positive cultures and assist students at risk of disengagement.

The menu provides schools with opportunities to select programs, staff and other support from an evidence-based menu.

The Koorie Literacy and Numeracy Program (KLNP) provides Victorian government and specialist schools with funding to improve literacy and numeracy outcomes for primary-aged Koorie students.

Victorian science and mathematics specialist centres provide engaging STEM learning experiences for students and teachers across the state.

Information, teaching materials and programs to support students with disability and additional needs.

Funding is available for community organisations to deliver homework clubs, afterschool activities and parent engagement activities for young people of African heritage.

Each year, VET students from schools across Victoria compete in WorldSkills Australia competitions to demonstrate their capabilities and prove their skills.

Opportunities for year 9 and 10 students to discover vocational industries and pathway options currently available at 4 TAFEs across Victoria.

The Inclusion Outreach Coaching (IOC) initiative supports schools to build inclusive education capabilities and practices.

Music in Me: Music Teacher Mentoring Program (MiM) is a unique in-school professional music education learning program open to all Victorian schools.

Music education enhances academic success, boosts confidence, and improves overall wellbeing in young people.