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The operator of an inflatable jumping castle which became airborne and killed six children says she was safety conscious, despite pegs being used in half its anchorage points.
Australia's education ministers are being called on to create national standards for schools to support young victim-survivors who experience sexual harm.
A state government is forging ahead with its pen-and-paper revolution as it winds back a key digital learning policy.
A mass exodus of teachers from X has changed the nature of professional dialogue and connection online, with educators resorting to using LinkedIn as an alternative.
Lessons on Australia’s Jewish history and the Holocaust will form part of a nationwide education overhaul to help eradicate anti-Semitism.
Tested in Australian schools and refined with input from teachers and school leaders, a new suite of classroom management resources has just been released by AERO.
The announcement this week that education ministers nationwide are considering making civics and citizenship lessons mandatory in Years 9 and 10 has huge implications for schools.
A girl growing up in rural Australia wants to become a doctor, but her school doesn’t offer chemistry and her part-time job at a pharmacy is her only exposure to the medical system.
The operator of an inflatable jumping castle that became airborne, killing six primary school students, will give evidence at an inquest into the tragedy.
Restricted access to AI, compulsory civics lessons and anti-Semitism education will form the basis of a nationwide curriculum overhaul.
