Welcome to the last post of the year! We want to acknowledge and celebrate all the teachers, educators, school leadership, administration teams, volunteers and everyone else who puts in the hard yards to ensure their students receive a world-class education. It’s been an absolute pleasure to have your company as we explored all things education, school communication and, of course, everyone’s favourite: the recipe round-up!
From all of us at School Stream, we’d like to wish you a restful and restorative summer holiday. Thank you for a productive and collaborative 2023. We’ll be closed from Friday 22nd December and back to business as usual on Monday 15th January. We look forward to working with you again in 2024.
Without further ado, here are the most popular posts of 2022 – chosen by you. Drum roll, please!
We went all over the internet to put together this comprehensive list of compelling non-fiction for everyone from pre-school to K-12. Happy reading!
ChatGPT and other developments in AI was a big topic of discussion this year. We spoke to a group of people who had been somewhat neglected in the broader discourse: Teenagers. The result? A fascinating insight into how the younger generation is navigating this new technology.
Who loves a cheeky peek behind the scenes at another school? Everyone! We have been profiling school administrators and leadership for years now and we will never tire of sharing insightful interviews with school staff. Thank you once more to Anne Driscoll for taking the time to chat with us.
(Please get in touch if your school would like to be featured in 2024.)
Earlier this year there was an absolute onslaught of information about ChatGPT and the implications for education. With this post, we wanted to help schools by creating an accessible, easy-to-read resource with need-to-know information – minus all the background noise. You can imagine how thrilled we are to see it polling so well and making its way into the Top 10 for the year.
Planning, reviewing and updating are the key to having an effective emergency protocol in place. We all hope we never have to implement our critical response plan, but it’s still worth taking advice from the Scouts: Be prepared!
We love talking to school administrators as much as you love reading about them. This is another belter from a fabulous school in Western Australia. Thank you again to Leanne Hatt for taking the time to chat with us.
Inclusion is at the centre of everything we do at School Stream and, judging by the audience for this post, it’s pretty important for schools too. We were delighted once again to promote this wonderful opportunity from the Harding Miller Education Scholarship Program in 2023.
Perusing a list of recipes is one of the great joys of the internet. We wanted to put together a practical resource to make life a little easier after a long day wrangling students and/or administration tasks at school. Bon appetit!
Easy! Delicious! Nutritious! Another meal planning resource designed to save you time and money without compromising on taste and nutrition.
This is it! The most popular post of the year by a country mile is our guide to managing information overload. Trying to make your way through a barrage of information is something of a universal experience at the moment. But it doesn’t have to be that way. We know a thing or two about how to manage information overload for families and schools at School Stream. We exist to help schools. Please get in touch.
See you in 2024!
