
Minister Clare addresses 2023 APPA National Conference delegates.
Federal Minister for Education, Jason Clare, shared with delegates at the 2023 APPA National Conference in Hobart, where...
Read moreFederal Minister for Education, Jason Clare, shared with delegates at the 2023 APPA National Conference in Hobart, where...
Read moreOn Friday, 4 August 2023, we invite you to use Australian Primary Principals Day as an opportunity to...
Read moreAPPA & ASPA, together with PIVOT Research, have released the report from their research into School Leader Wellbeing....
Read moreAPPA is delighted to announce the election of Angela Falkenberg as President. The APPA National Advisory Council unanimously...
Read moreThe 2024 APPA/NZPF Trans-Tasman Conference, will be held in Christchurch, NZ, from 18-20 September, 2024.
Registrations are now open:
Click here to visit the conference website and register to attend
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The Australian Primary Principals Association has 5 key priorities:
APPA believes that the pandemic period has reinforced the need for the profession to be meaningfully and closely involved in collaboration on policy formulation, assessment and implementation design.
APPA remains deeply concerned about the mental health of primary school aged children.
We welcome your ongoing support, engagement and collaboration in these endeavours.
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2023 Australian Primary Principals Day was celebrated on Friday, 4 August.
Read Minister Clare’s letter of encouragement and support here.