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See earlier · Understand why · Act in time · Measure impact · Improve continuously An evidence-led whole-school platform for early identification, belonging, engagement, learning and school improvement. See the early indicators of what's changing for a student, class, cohort or whole school, before it shows up in attendance decline, behaviour incidents, disengagement or academic impact — without creating extra work.

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The student behaviour question schools aren't asking
What is happening for students before disruptive behaviour becomes visible?
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Key Findings for Parents from 4 Million Check-ins

Key findings for parents from 4 million check-ins In 2024 Life Skills GO empowered Australian students to complete more than 4 million check-ins. The data offers a comprehensive look at how students are feeling and what factors are influencing their emotions.  The infographic above outlines some of the key findings: Key findings: So what, now […]

The Kindy COVID Cohort: Nurturing the Class of 2025

Supporting Our 2025 Students: Nurturing Success in Term 1 As schools continue on the journey of welcoming their 2025 cohort, it is important to acknowledge that this group of students is unique. These students, born during the pandemic, are now stepping into formal education, carrying experiences shaped by an unprecedented global event. As educators and school […]

7 Ways to Nurture Young Minds Over the School Holidays Without Spending a Cent

The school holidays are a wonderful opportunity for families to reconnect, recharge, and enjoy quality time together. However, with the extra downtime, keeping young minds engaged, balanced, and emotionally well can sometimes be challenging. The good news? Nurturing your child’s wellbeing doesn’t have to come with a hefty price tag. Here are 7 practical, cost-free tips to […]

2025: The Year of the COVID Cohort

As schools begin to welcome their 2025 students with orientation programs, it is interesting to reflect that this is the first cohort of children that were born during the pandemic to start school. Should we expect anything different?  I’ll start with the obvious caveat which is of course that research into the impacts of children […]