Returning to school in a COVID-safe way

Thursday, 12 August 2021 – 7:00PM

Webinar overview

This P&C Federation NSW webinar, featuring a panel of representatives from the NSW Department of Education and the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA), will answer questions about how schools might return to face-to-face learning in COVID safe ways. In particular, the discussion will focus on the implications for HSC students, given recent announcements.

You can submit any questions for the webinar at registration by midday, Wednesday 11 August. Questions previously submitted have been forwarded on to the Department of Education.

The following panel will be at the webinar to answer your questions:

The following panel will be at the webinar to answer your questions:
• Paul Martin, CEO NSW Education Standards Authority
• Ruth Owen, A/Group Deputy Secretary, School Improvement & Education Reform
• Murat Dizdar, Deputy Secretary, School Performance South
• Paul Wood, A/Executive Director, COVID Taskforce
• Natalie Walker, President, P&C Federation, Facilitator

Speakers

 

Ruth Owens
A/Group Deputy Secretary, School Improvement & Education Reform
Department of Education
Ruth is currently acting as Group Deputy Secretary of the School Improvement and Education Reform Group. In this role, she is responsible for the delivery of improvements across the lifelong learning journey covering schools, early childhood education and vocational education, and the operation of NSW public school system

 

Paul Martin
Chief Executive Officer
NSW Education Standards Authority
Paul Martin is the Chief Executive Officer of NESA. Prior to his appointment as CEO in 2019, Paul was the Executive Director, Quality Teaching at NESA and before that the Manager of Professional Learning and Initial Teacher Education at the former NSW Institute of Teachers (NSWIT).Paul played a key role in the implementation of the NSW Government’s Great Teaching, Inspired Learning initiative with both NESA and the NSWIT and has been a policy advisor for NSW and Australian Governments. Paul was previously an English History Teacher.