Victorian Primary Years Programme (PYP) Network
Share | Communicate | Learn
A resource for current and future network members
Our Purpose
The Victorian PYP Network seeks to model and foster the ideals and philosophy of the IB through its actions and the provision of information, meetings and professional development opportunities that promote professional learning and encourage communication between members.
March 2006
Our Focus for 2021
An inquiry into transdisciplinarity
through the conceptual lens of connection.
See below to keep track of our events and click links to learn more.
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TERM 3 EVENTS
Network Heads & Coordinators Conference
Friday, 3rd September 2021, 9:00-3:30
Open Schools Fortnight
Week 1: 16th August - 20th August, 2021
Week 2: 23rd August - 27th August, 2021
Teach Meets
9th August - 12th August, 2021
Online
TERM 4 EVENTS
Heads & Coordinators Meeting
Thursday, 28th October 2021, 1:00-4:00 pm
WHO WE ARE & WHAT WE OFFER
The Victorian PYP Network supports PYP schools in Victoria and Tasmania, Australia
There are currently over 80 member schools with membership drawn from candidate, authorised and evaluated schools across a range of education sectors – government, independent, Catholic, Islamic and Jewish
Every year, we offer a varied calendar of events that cater to a range of audiences designed to help strengthen the leadership, teaching and learning in our schools.
NETWORKING
A range of opportunities to meet other Principals, Heads, Coordinators and teachers in PYP schools.
REciprocal Sharing
A culture of reciprocal sharing and celebrating what is happening in schools the brings to life the philosphy of the IB and PYP
Professional Learning
A variety of Professional Learning opportunities at great prices for member schools
School Visits
Opportunities to visit and learn from other PYP schools during our Open Schools events
CONTACT/JOIN VICTORIAN PYP NETWORK
Interested in joining our thriving network? Have a question?
Send us an email to the network chair, Sharron Bailey.