Recognising the vital role of school support staff
School Support Staff Week has been officially marked in 2025, with the NSW Department of Education recognising the contributions of more than 47,000 support staff across the state. From administrative professionals and teacher aides to grounds staff, these individuals are essential to keeping schools running smoothly and supporting students and teachers every day.
Local celebrations and workforce recognition
Schools throughout New South Wales have participated in local celebrations and recognition activities to honour support staff. These events highlight the diverse roles support staff play within school communities and the positive impact they have on daily operations and student wellbeing.
Department initiatives and resources
The NSW Department of Education has introduced a range of programs and resources to acknowledge and celebrate the contributions of support staff. These initiatives are designed to ensure that support staff feel valued and appreciated, reinforcing their importance within the education sector.
Acknowledging a dedicated workforce
School Support Staff Week serves as a timely reminder of the dedication and hard work of support staff throughout the state. The recognition and activities held this week underscore the critical role these professionals play in creating safe, effective, and welcoming learning environments for all students.
