Recent Events
To celebrate NAIDOC Week, NSW CER staff came together to honour and celebrate the rich culture and heritage of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
This included a range of experiences, including:
- A Wiradjuri Language lesson led by students from Narromine High School
- Learning about Totems and Identity with Aunty Beth and Uncle John
- Creating beautiful collaborative artworks inspired by Dreamtime stories.
- Presenting our draft Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) reaffirming our dedication to reconciliation.
2026 Semester 2 Supervising Teacher Induction
This week we welcomed Supervising Teachers to an online Induction session. It was lovely to meet 23 staff from our schools around the state, welcoming returning teachers and meeting new teachers.
We are looking forward to continuing the partnerships and working together to support the 2026 Semester 2 students.
NSW CER Term 3 Week 4 Webinar
Enhancing Reading Through Motivation
NSW CER is pleased to present our first online school webinar for Semester 2, 2026.
Date: Wednesday 12 August
Presenters: NSW CER Psychologists
Please note: this session will not be recorded for distribution.
Good News Story
We were thrilled to hear from Darcy's central west school that since starting with NSW CER, family and school report that Darcy has improved in confidence.
For the first time ever, she has had a playdate, and she now plays happily in the playground at breaktime. This brought tears to our eyes and we are so happy for her.
Name has been changed for privacy.
Good News Story
Check out this amazing artwork and haiku from Jackson.
Jackson was proud to tell us about this at his recent meeting with NSW CER, school and his family.
Congratulations on being awarded student of the week for this excellent work.
The NSW Centre for Effective Reading difference
Commitment to excellence
We support students in learning to read, using evidence, research and data to meet individual needs. We have high expectations of ourselves and others and have a a strong learning culture. This empowers them to learn, develop skills, discover their passions and grow in their wellbeing as well as their reading.
Collaboration
Our teachers, speech pathologists and psychologists work collaboratively with schools and families to support students. We encourage student voice and listen with an open mind, co-designing plans that help students learn in the way that works best for them. Our strong community partnerships ensure the best outcomes for students.
Respect
We create an environment where everyone is valued. We appreciate the diverse experiences of rural and remote communities. We uphold honesty, consistency and ethical behaviour in all our actions.
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