A few years ago you would not have expected to see a garden right outside an inner city school, but ...
Buckley giving city kids green fingers
A few years ago you would not have expected to see a garden right outside an inner city school, but ...
As Australia and South Africa battle for world Test cricket supremacy this week at Newlands in Cape Town, around 25 kilometres down the road from arguably the world’s most picturesque cricket ground lies the other side of Nelson Mandela’s homeland.
The most recent version of the Universal Design for Learning framework was released by the Centre for Applied Special Technology in 2024 and it brought with it a raft of new questions, ideas and challenges for teachers.
The eSafety Commissioner’s August report on children and AI revealed that 78 per cent of Australian children and teens aged 10 to 17 use AI assistants and companion tools, with more than half turning to them for personal advice, emotional support,...
Poems are like trees. You notice them only when they're gone.
Politicians have been told to stay away from public schools after a premier made “grubby and ill-informed” comments over the renaming of a Christmas event.
A fix for a territory’s child protection system cannot be viewed in isolation from poverty and inadequate housing when it comes to the drivers of family violence, Aboriginal advocacy groups say.
A new study has called into question the effectiveness of social and emotional learning programs and how they are being delivered in Australian primary schools, finding clear evidence of ‘null or mixed’ student outcomes.
The Albanese and Carroll Labor Governments have signed a long-term agreement to fully fund Victorian public schools, however union leaders have described a delay of part of Victoria’s contribution until 2031 as “unfair”.
The Victorian Government’s announcement that it is extending the state’s mobile phone ban to include smart glasses and wearable devices in all schools – government, Catholic and independent – has not been met with universal support.
UNSW academic Dr Ayesha Jehangir has offered practical classroom advice to teachers and school leaders on how they can deal with the news surrounding the terrible attack on MP Helen Haines in Wangaratta on Monday.
