NSW announces $200 million curriculum reform

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published June 22, 2021

NSW will spend almost $200 million to update and streamline the curriculum, in what the Government said will be its first major rewrite in thirty years.

NSW education minister Sarah Mitchell said the budget adopts a “holistic approach to education”.

More than 200 syllabus experts will be consulted to ensure the new curriculum provides a strong foundation in literacy and ...

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