Student voice, agency and leadership, these are terms that we hear a lot – they’re prioritised in departmental policy documents and in documentation for independent and religious schools. That said, the meaning of student empowerment varies between teachers, schools, and communities; it’s clear that teachers want and need the opportunity to develop their understanding about this together in a shared forum.

We’re delighted to be delivering a program where teachers get to work together to learn about and implement strategies for student voice and agency. 

If you are…

• implementing student voice and agency projects and programs;
• supporting student representatives or student leaders;
• supporting social justice, allies, politics, or environment clubs;
• coordinating student action teams or community action projects;
• interested in learning more about student voice and agency; or
• a learning specialist for student agency

..then join us in whatever way suits you best by following the links below.

SEV gratefully acknowledges the support of the Victorian Government and the Department of Education and Training in the development of this initiative.