Learning Links is committed to respecting and preserving the confidentiality of information acquired and not releasing any such information to third parties without proper authority.
In order that Learning Links can maintain privacy in the workplace it is important for staff to know what information may be collected and retained by Learning Links and whether it can be passed on to others.
This policy outlines:
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How to Support your Child at Home if they are Struggling at School
By Renee Irving-Lee, Children’s Book Author © 2020 Learning Links It’s natural for parents to worry about their children during their schooling years. It can be hard to know what to do, however, if your child is really struggling. Are they just going through a rough patch? Will they improve with age? Or is there... Read More
Monday, 6th April 2020
Read MoreLearning Links Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation is continuing to evolve and the advice to organisations on how to respond is constantly being updated. Learning Links has set up a COVID-19 Response Group that is monitoring the developments and is planning, responding, and preparing should the situation worsen. Learning Links continues to follow the advice of the Australian... Read More
Tuesday, 17th March 2020
Read MoreCanterbury clubs band together to change the lives of children with learning difficulties
Over the last three years, prominent clubs in the Canterbury-Bankstown region – Canterbury League Club, Canterbury Hurlstone Park RSL Club, Campsie RSL and The Lantern Club – have united to provide life-changing educational support to over 200 students in local primary schools. This coordinated approach from the clubs created a funding partnership with Leanings Links to... Read More
Thursday, 19th December 2019
Read MoreHere’s what teachers look for when kids start school
By Amy Graham, Charles Darwin University Many parents believe teaching their child to read is the best way to get them ready to start school, but teachers often disagree. Teachers generally consider it more important for children to know how to regulate their emotions, be confident in their abilities and be curious learners. Parents and... Read More
Wednesday, 18th December 2019
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