Program directory: Department of Education

Ensuring that all Victorian students have the skills, confidence and motivation to be active in life.

A campaign to encourage everyone in every school community to help prevent and respond to bullying.

Supporting children and young people with disabilities to access appropriate OSHC services for free.

Professional development and support for schools, carers and practitioners to support young people living in out-of-home care.

Creating safe and inclusive school environments for students with disabilities and additional needs.

The Marrung strategy ensures that all Koorie Victorians achieve their learning aspirations.

Compulsory minimum child safety standards for all Victorian early childhood services and schools.

Supporting schools to foster a safe environment that is supportive and inclusive of LGBTIQA+ students.

Creating positive school environments that lead to improved behavioural and academic outcomes.

Ensuring schools are culturally safe environments.

$9.5 million investment to put a stop to bullying in our schools.

An early years initiative to help provide children the best possible environment, experiences and care.

The Victorian Government has invested $53.8 million to help preschool children learn in a language other than English. The program will run in kindergartens from 2019 to 2027.

Giving all children an equal chance to thrive by providing all kindergartens with extra resourcing.

Find out about Free Kinder, Pre-Prep, Kinder Kits, Kinder Tick, and more. Explore opportunities and support for early childhood educators and teachers.

Secondary school options have expanded to include VCE, VCE Vocational Major and Victorian Pathways Certificate.

Every child and young person – no matter their background or circumstance – deserves a chance to participate in quality arts education.

Information for parents about your child’s Morrisby profile and interview with a career consultant

Funding for GPs to provide medical advice and health care to secondary students in need.

School, government and community collaborating to shape a local ‘people and place’ approach to education.

Helping schools promote positive menstrual health.

Provides free vision screening and if needed, further testing and free glasses to participating Prep to Year 3 students.

Embedding a culture of respect, positive attitudes, and equality across the whole school community.

Offering free, nutritious and healthy food for students in 1000 Victorian government schools.

Secondary schools, training providers, industry and local government come together and collaborate on improving education, training and employment pathways for students.

We want every Victorian student’s senior secondary experience to be positive, enjoyable and rewarding.

Providing select primary schools with more than 35,000 hours of speech pathology support for students.

Delivering a range of initiatives for Victorian government schools to support and extend their high-ability students.

Supporting all students to achieve the Victorian Water Safety Certificate with funded swimming and water safety education.

Tech Schools inspire students to shape a better future today. They provide free high-tech STEM programs to local students, who remain enrolled in their local secondary school.

Australian government program to help address skills shortages in trades and emerging industries.

New initiatives to improve career education in Victorian government schools.

Celebrating Year 9 students who achieve outstanding or significantly improved NAPLAN tests results.

Music education enhances academic success, boosts confidence, and improves overall wellbeing in young people.

The Victorian Government is investing over $1.6 billion across 5 focus areas for a strong and sustainable school workforce.

Building the capability of student support services staff to help students with complex behaviours.

Supporting graduate teachers in the first year of their career.

Incentive payments available to attract more teachers to hard to fill positions in Victorian government schools.

Anyone can accidentally leave their child in a car. Remember to check your back seat before leaving.

Never leave your most precious valuables, your children, alone in the car.

In 2022 we mark 150 years of public education in Victoria. Let's celebrate our shared belief that every child deserves a high-quality education, regardless of background or economic circumstance.

We’re making Victoria the Education State by building an education system that produces excellence and reduces the impact of disadvantage.

The Our Place approach provides tailored education, health and wellbeing services from a single location, creating an integrated community resource that supports children and families to succeed.

In Victoria, our public schools have a vision to support every student to succeed – because every child matters and every child belongs.

The Victorian Government is taking action to bridge the divide between regional and metropolitan schools.

Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) cover a wide range of disciplines and skills, which are increasingly in demand in our rapidly changing world.