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All My Own Work gives students the opportunity to understand, value and use ethical practices when locating and using information during their studies.
NESA celebrates the achievements of students and teachers through awards, showcases, and merit lists. Browse the lists of high achievers and see the recognition events taking place throughout the year.
All teachers need active accreditation with NESA to teach in NSW. Find out how to become a teacher and get accredited, and how to maintain your professional practice.
To maintain accreditation, teachers must undertake ongoing professional development (PD) to ensure they stay up to date with the latest knowledge, skills and teaching methods. Explore various PD types and their requirements.
NESA's policies and procedures guide our activities and operations. Learn how NESA manages privacy, complaints, staff conduct and engaging with the media.
NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) oversees the regulation of schools in NSW. Find out how NESA regulates non-government schools, government schools and school providers of courses for overseas students.
What's new at NESA
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NESA is preparing a new NSW school curriculum
Discover more about the Curriculum Reform, new syllabuses, and how you can Have Your Say on draft syllabuses.
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Nominate a student for the Brother John Taylor Memorial Prize
The Brother John Taylor Memorial Prize recognises academic excellence in the HSC despite significant hardship or disadvantage. Nominations close Friday 20 December 2024.
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Explore the HSC Showcase Hub
Students who excelled in creative arts and technology subjects for the HSC are celebrated in the annual HSC Showcase season. Explore the Showcase Hub to find out more.
Latest NSW Education Standards Authority updates
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You can contact NESA by phone or post.
Call: +61 2 9367 8111
NSW Education Standards Authority
PO Box 5300
Sydney NSW 2001
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