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Fact sheets

The following fact sheets summarise the major educational reforms outlined in the White Paper - A Flying Start for Queensland Children.

Getting ready for school

Why Year 7 will be part of high school from 2015

Year 7 in high school and the Australian Curriculum

Ensuring students in rural and remote locations are ready for high school

Introducing Junior Secondary in state high schools

Boosting performance for all schools

Year 7 in secondary from 2015 - What will it mean for staff in state schools?

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