Three-day camp on leadership and respecfulness a perfect launch for QACI students

Chelsea Channing

By Chelsea Channing
Published December 14, 2016

Cyber bullying and sexting are ever-present issues for many educators, as the schoolyard now extends into the virtual world.

An immersive three-day induction program at selective entry high school Queensland Acadamies, Creative Industries campus (QACI) instils in students the standards and qualities expected of them.

But thanks to an immersive three-day camp and induction program, Gavin Bryce, principal of Queensland Academies, Creative Industries campus (QACI ...

This story appeared in the December 2016 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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