More than 5,600 delegates descended on Brisbane for the EduTECH National Congress and Expo 2014. We spoke to several educators about the highlight of their conference and the innovative ideas they would be taking back to their schools to share with their colleagues and students.
New results released during NAIDOC Week show the first national Aboriginal-led week of action (during June) in response to youth vaping reached young people nationally on a major scale and, importantly, made a big impression.
Private schools have opened a campaign to have the $1.2 billion Choice and Affordability (CAF) slush fund extended beyond 2029 when it is due to end.
One school principal spent nearly $3 million on hiring casual relief teachers in a single year just to keep classes running, while another operated for multiple terms with a staffing capacity down by nearly a quarter, new research that probes the ...
People realise their potential more fully when their educational success does not depend as strongly on their social background, new research suggests.
Childhood vaccination rates have fallen over the past five years while more Australians are suffering from chronic disease, according to a major report into the health of the nation.
A children’s “fight club” has fueled widespread anger and led to a court appearance for two boys, prompting calls for potential new laws that target the behaviour.
Taking responsibility for planning and supervising children’s sport is an important part of the daily routine in most schools.
AI is now fuelling more than a quarter of cases of non-consensual sexual image sharing of children, while also increasingly becoming a victim’s confidant, new research from Adelaide University and the International Centre for Missing and Exploited...
