Parental resources

Digital parenting is about navigating the digital world with your children, ensuring their safety, well-being, and responsible online behaviour.Parental controls assist parents to monitor and limit what their children do online....

Whether you are a Parent, School, Principal, Teacher, Employee, or a Supporter of Independent Schools, the ISA has all the resources you need to reach out to politicians this federal election time....

Let’s celebrate the amazing diversity in our community! But what does it mean to be neurodivergent? Neurodiverse brains are wired differently, which means they think, move, process information, and communicate in unique ways....

Parent engagement in learning is known to lead to improved outcomes for students of all ages. Schools and teachers can support parent engagement by building partnerships to connect learning at home and school....

Last September 2024, Australian Parents Council ran a survey to our parent member base to obtain feedback on NAPLAN Testing 2024. APC greatly values all the feedback received and is pleased to share the results of the NAPLAN 2024 Survey. Here are the key highlights:...

APC aims to provide parents with relevant information about the wide range of opportunities that vocational, education and training (VET) offers young people, both in school and beyond, and to help parents counsel their young people to make smart choices....

Our survey into communication and relationships between home and school found that parents want more information about the social and emotional progress of their child at school as well as academics. Parents also want to be involved early when there’s a problem. ...

With the proposed funding changes announced early May, APC was keen to ask Minister Birmingham some of the questions posed by parents in the non-government sector. This transcript details some of the questions asked by APC at a specially convened webinar with APC representatives and Minister Birmingham on May 24....

Former President of APC, Shelley Hill was on the panel discussing ‘starting schools’...