EPIC 2023

Our landmark longitudinal study into parent engagement in education has confirmed student learning and wellbeing is maximised when parents and teachers respect each other as partners in a child’s education.

The Engaging Parents in Curriculum (EPIC) research project (2021-2023) has also found that while parents are time poor, parents of children at all ages still crave opportunities to value-add to their child’s education.

EPIC 2023 Final Report

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Read the EPIC 2023 Media Release

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EPIC Research Project Snapshots

Ideas for School Leaders

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Ideas for Teachers

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What We Know

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SSOOPP Framework

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Engaging Parents:
C-H-A-N-G-E Framework

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EPIC Video Resources

Parent engagement:

a family’s perspective

Engaging parents:

A graduate teacher’s journey

Parent engagement

in a boarding school context

Parent engagement officers in schools:

a new model

A K-12 school’s journey

in parent engagement

Engaging distance education

parents

Engaging parents in curriculum:

Why it’s worth it

Communicating with parents
Why school leadership is crucial

for effective parent engagement

Inviting parents in to the classroom:

One parent’s experience

Reward for effort:

An early career teacher shares her parent engagement journey

Engaging parents in curriculum:

An experienced teacher’s journey

Read stories about our participating schools:

A Two Way Exchange

Samford Valley Stiener School

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Changing the Lens

Fairholme College, Toowoomba

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Parent Engagement

Unlock Parent Engagement

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Small Changes

Yarranlea Primary School

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