Everway is proud to partner with CEnet to offer special member pricing for Read&Write, our literacy and learning support toolbar.
Over 250 Catholic schools across Australia are using Read&Write to help students understand content, organise information and study with confidence. CEnet members can access special discounted pricing for Read&Write literacy software.
On this page you'll find:
Our easy-to-use toolbar helps students to understand and be understood. It's accessible on a wide range of devices and equips students with tools to help them read, write and study with confidence.
Explore how Read&Write and other tools are helping schools to minimise teacher workloads and maximise student outcomes.
At the Diocese of Lismore Catholic Schools, they've reduced learning barriers by making inclusive tech available to all.
In line with Universal Design for Learning principles, 18,000 students across 45 schools now have access to Read&Write. 39% of their student population (7,000 students) are using it to achieve their learning goals.
Hear more from educators who have adopted Everway tools.
"Sydney Catholic Schools’ system-wide access to Read&Write has been pivotal in providing further access to and engagement in learning for students. We no longer have to manage several different programmes, which frees up our teachers to focus on teaching, and our students to focus on learning."
Jilanne Littlechild
Sydney Catholic Schools
We were seeing an increase in students needing assistive technology. This was based on recommendations from psychologists. In the past, I have used standalone apps that have been expensive because they were not subscription-based. Read&Write lets us help all students at an affordable price point.
Read&Write stood out because we wanted something that would work across platforms and could be used on various devices. Read&Write has allowed [students] to engage with text and access the curriculum on the same basis as their peers, without looking different. It has also helped teachers to provide adjustments that let all students access the curriculum in a way that suits their learning needs."
Kara Collyer
Inclusion Officer
Diocese of Lismore Catholic Schools Office
Personalisation in the classroom and access to the curriculum were key drivers in deciding to implement Read&Write across the entire college. We have a diverse group of students, as all schools do. We have those with specific learning difficulties (SLD) - dyslexia, dysgraphia, ADHD, mild visual impairment or English as an Additional Language. Read&Write has provided them with access to learning they didn’t have before - in a very easy and very discreet way."
Tracey Dunne
Leader of Learning Enrichment
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College
If you'd like to learn more about CEnet member pricing or are interested in a school or diocese-wide trial of Read&Write, get in touch via this form. Our Brisbane-based Everway team will be happy to help!
