Alarming research shows teenage and young adult victims of cyberbullying are more than twice as likely to self-harm and attempt suicide.
SYDNEY, April 23 - They are also less likely to reach out for help compared to those bullied in the playground ...
The Virtual Classroom sessions in 2025 maintain their focus on healthy eating, active lifestyles, mental wellbeing, and principles of health and sustainability. Each session is designed to connect learning with real-world experiences.
Teachers’ behaviour management practices are increasingly falling under the control of a popular education platform that is stripping away all nuance and fuelling student competition in a worrying way, one researcher has argued.
Australia must set new education targets aimed at returning to the 10 top rankings among developed countries for key subjects, or else risk a chronic skills shortage, a peak business group says.
With the federal election announcement imminent, the governments of Victoria and South Australia have agreed to sign 10-year school funding agreements with their federal Labor counterparts.
Parents are being urged to ensure their children recognise online dangers as research shows alarming rates of sexual solicitation on social media platforms.
Tasmania’s commitment to weed out balanced literacy in schools has been undermined by a string of Department ‘consultants’ who have actively worked against the shift to structured literacy, one vocal parent has flagged.
Education Minister Jason Clare is celebrating something of a win, with new data released today showing applications and offers for undergraduate teaching courses are on the rise.
Do schools and trees mix? You may have memories of shady playing areas and shelter belts by playing fields, but our recent study suggests this is increasingly an exception rather than a rule.
A private school fined $140,000 over a student’s tragic death says it has since taken steps to ensure staff and students are safe on school trips.
New research into the digital divide and cost-of-living crisis highlights the growing financial strain on Australian families as the new school year gets underway.
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