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Independence is the premier journal for Australia's independent schools sector. It is the biannual journal of the Association of Heads of Independent Schools of Australia (AHISA), and has served AHISA members as a unique source of information, inspiration and collegial support for over 40 years. Each issue contains articles and opinions written by Heads for Heads, supplemented by material from leading thinkers and writers to illuminate today's world of independent school leadership. Designed to provoke, enlighten and engage, Independence is also a celebration of independent schooling in Australia. Independence is read by Heads, school executive team members, finance and development executives, and school governors.

Ages 11–14 Challenge models a variety of writing genres, and presents a range of topic-based articles for independent readers. Short articles filled with fun and interesting facts, and websites for further information. Regular features include fiction, book reviews, competitions, Fun Mail, Camilla and Mike cartoon, Make and Do, Fun Pages, Talking Point, Did you know?, and Check this out! Institution Discounts are available for schools making bulk orders. Please contact Pearson Education directly for all school enquiries on magazines@pearson ed.com.au.

Ages 8–10 Explore encourages independent readers to explore the world around them. Filled with topical articles and great pics, Explore's regular features include fiction, Book Bugs, competitions, Backchat, cartoons, Make and Do, Fun Pages, Did you know?, and Check this out! Institution Discounts are available for schools making bulk orders. Please contact Pearson Education directly for all school enquiries on magazines@pearson ed.com.au.

AUSTRALIA'S LARGEST INDEPENDENT SECONDARY EDUCATION MAGAZINE Not afraid to explore the critical issues confronting today's teachers, Australian Teacher Magazine offers independent and compelling education coverage for Australia's secondary school sector. Providing a spin free critique of education policy, reform and research, Teacher's news section tackles current debates pertaining to the profession. Teachers can gain practical ideas via the In The Classroom section, which details innovative programs and creative activities that teachers nationwide are incorporating into their classrooms. Vital for career development, Teacher also contains professional development and career information, exploring ways secondary educators can update their teaching methods and modernise their classroom practice. Teacher Magazine strives to provide teachers with a vehicle to voice their concerns and views by incorporating a letters page and regular columns written by practising teachers. Don't miss out on Australi

Education Review is an independent source of news and special reports for primary and secondary school educators across Australia. Launched in 1997 with support from the Australian College of Educators and now backed by Teaching Australia, Education Review has received overwhelming acceptance within the teaching profession. Education Review is a fully subscribed twice per term publication that is distributed nationally. Each issue includes: *News *Resources for schools and teachers *VET in schools *Professional development *Technology Our readers include: *Members of the Australian College of Educators (ACE) *School principals and senior staff *Teachers in the independent, government and Catholic school systems throughout Australia.

Get your science news straight from the scientists themselves. No hype, no spin, no bull: just the facts. Australia's most inspiring scientists choose to write about their world-class discoveries in Australasian Science, Australia's only monthly science magazine. Australasian Science is dedicated to Australian and New Zealand science, providing a unique local perspective on scientific developments and issues that other science magazines can't match. Australasian Science boasts Australia's most experienced team of science journalists, including Australia's only two international Science Journalism Laureates. Its Patrons are Nobel Laureate Prof Peter Doherty and renowned science broadcaster Robyn Williams, representing excellence in science and its communication. Written in simple language, Australasian Science is a unique and independent source of news and commentary on local scientific developments. For school and institution rates please contact Control Publications on 03 9500 0015.