The 2008 Melbourne Declaration, endorsed by state, territory and commonwealth education ministers, is the strategic ‘road map’ that has directed school education across Australia over the last 11 years. The primary aim of the Declaration is to improve ‘educational outcomes for all young Australians’ by promoting ‘equity and excellence’. The Declaration also promises to ‘improve the educational outcomes for all young Australians to become second to none amongst the world’s best school systems’.
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