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SASPA 2026 Twilight – SA Curriculum with Julia Atkin

This session will have a look at the SA Curriculum. Drawing on global and local research, including OECD thinking and South Australia’s student-centred approach, this session will unpack how dispositions enable learners to apply capabilities, why particular dispositions are highlighted within each learning area, and what this means for school leaders leading meaningful curriculum change. Participants will also consider practical strategies for building shared understanding and co-constructing meaning with staff to activate, rather than simply implement, the curriculum.

This is a great opportunity to bring curriculum leaders together to network and learn together!

When: 9th September 2026
Where: Education Development Centre, 4 Milner Street Hindmarsh SA 5007
Time: 4:30pm for 4:45pm start – 7:30pm
Cost: SASPA Members – $20 / Non-SASPA Members – $60
(This is to cover catering costs throughout the event).
Online attendance is available for Country members. 

SASPA 2026 Twilight - SA Curriculum with Julia Atkin

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We acknowledge the traditional owners throughout South Australia and we pay respect to the custodians of the lands on which we live and learn. We respect their spiritual relationship with Country and acknowledge that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to those living today and we do so in the spirit of reconciliation.