Teamwork the 'magic formula' in early intervention, principal says

By Helen Davis
Community contribution / November 6, 2019

We can all appreciate the benefits of early intervention, but in many cases, there’s something vital missing.

It is vital that schools and other agencies include parents in their plans from the very beginning, to ensure that ...

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Helen Davis is principal of Eastwood Public School, a high value-add NSW Public School in north-west Sydney that offers its students a unique place to learn and thrive. The 900+ student school is large and constantly growing, but no matter the size, the school ensures every single child has a personalised educational experience. With over 94 per cent of students from non-English speaking backgrounds, Helen ensures students receive a truly unique education in a nurturing and supportive environment.

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Teamwork the 'magic formula' in early intervention, principal says

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