It was a key pledge of the 2007 federal election and on August 28, 2008, the Education Revolution began.

The most ambitious plan to reform our public schools in decades, the Education Revolution proposes sweeping changes to fundamental aspects of our how we educate our children; from the buildings in which our children learn, to the tools, to how we - as parents and a nation - support and track their development and the number one issue influencing our how well our children learn, teacher quality.

There were the expected critics, but the rapid schedule of change, coupled with the most massive investment in education infrastructure ever, has swept any opposition aside. Parents welcomed the key changes, particularly the Federal Government's commitment to transparency and accountability; with the MySchool website attracting such parent interest that it crashed repeatedly the day it went online. 

Click on the corresponding link to explore each section of the Education Revolution; the revolution we had to have....

               Quality Revolution...                                       Digital Revolution...

               Building the Revolution (BER)...                   Refund Revolution...

               Transparency (MySchool)...                         Teach For Australia...