The Melbourne Declaration published in 2008 is the road map that education ministers and state, territory and commonwealth bureaucracies have been using for the last 11 years to inform school education policy and it is currently being reviewed.
The first stage of the review involved a national forum of key stakeholders held earlier this year and the second stage involves the recently-released Review of the Melbourne Declaration Discussion Paper calling for submissions with the deadline of June 14, 2019.
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