PATRICK Walden always knew he wanted to be a teacher from a very young age.
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PATRICK Walden always knew he wanted to be a teacher from a very young age.
There are calls for an inquiry into historical child sex abuse at certain Victorian government schools to be expanded to every state school.
Principal Shannon Wright is not waiting around for a content injection to hit the national curriculum – he knows too well what happens when children aren’t exposed to rich knowledge and vocabulary early on.
A new program is now up and going to support the health and wellbeing of Northern Rivers young people aged eight to 18 in the wake of the disastrous 2022 floods.
A new national framework to help schools safely traverse the emerging generative AI field has been released.
Independent school students across Victoria are set to enjoy new and expanded facilities with the opening of the second round of applications for the Building Fund for Non-Government Schools by the Allan Labor Government.
Leadership coach and author Gavin Grift knows how messy middle leadership in schools can be. But if educators can identify their own cognitive biases and mental barriers to success, he says the path forward becomes a whole lot easier.
Teenagers’ ardent refusal to smoke nearly killed the tobacco industry a decade ago, but experts warn young Australians may be returning to cigarettes.
As young user numbers continue to grow at alarming rates, the Federal Government is cracking down on the battery-operated devices, with bolstered regulations aimed at suppliers and importers to take effect in the new year.
The key to excellence in inclusive education boils down to the quality of a school’s classroom instruction – nail this and the number of students needing additional intervention will drop dramatically, the principal of an award-winning school says.
Indigenous people will share their experiences of injustice in schools, universities, hospitals and housing at Victoria’s first truth-telling inquiry.
