Special Ethics Education
When it comes to public education, we must pull back the pendulum and restore the ability of all parents to make these decisions for themselves.
Read moreSafe Schools
A young LGBTI person is 14 times more likely to commit suicide. That is the enormity of the problem that faces us.
Read moreOut of School Hours Care in crisis
OSHC is vitally important to working families, and its in crisis.
Read moreHuman Rights Commission must release results and recommendations to reduce sexual assault on campus
NSW Labor MPs have expressed outrage over the Australian Human Rights Commission decision not to publicly release data on individual universities, nor make recommendations as a result of a study into sexual assault on campus.
Read moreGreater Sydney Commission Submission
We must endeavour to undertake coordinated and sustainable strategic planning and the District Plans provide a unique opportunity to action this goal. We have to get this planning right.
Read moreBerejiklian disregards safety of students
The Berejiklian Government has refused to rule out building a dangerous dive site next to an Inner West school, as part of its plans for Westconnex.
Read morePedestrian Safety at Haberfield Public School
A six-year old boy was struck by a vehicle outside Haberfield Public School.
Read moreO-week campaign to stop sexual assault on campus
This week and next, students are celebrating orientation, O-Week, on university campuses across New South Wales.
Read moreSchool backlog blowout as kids head back to school
Local Member for Summer Hill, Jo Haylen, is calling on the new education minister to immediately fix the school maintenance backlog as local children are forced to return to dilapidated classrooms.
Read moreThe Wrong Plan for the Inner West
Jo Haylen, Member for Summer Hill, today raised concerns about the Greater Sydney Commission’s plans for the inner west.
The Commission released its draft plans for Sydney earlier today, indicating rapid increases in density across the South, West and Inner West of Sydney, with few details on community infrastructure including schools and open spaces.
The plans are open for community feedback until March 2017.
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