SYDNEY, April 6 - Police have confirmed about $400 worth of counterfeit $50 banknotes were circulated at the Kegworth Public School's annual ...
An inner-west Sydney community is livid after counterfeit banknotes were used at the local primary school's fundraising fete.
SYDNEY, April 6 - Police have confirmed about $400 worth of counterfeit $50 banknotes were circulated at the Kegworth Public School's annual ...
The Centre for Brain Research was buzzing with excitement this month, when 173 Year 11 students descended on Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland to compete in the annual Brain Bee neuroscience challenge.
As today’s teenagers navigate the online world, the ability to recognise a scam is becoming an essential, but often under-developed, life skill.
The Coalition Government has scrapped efforts to modernise New Zealand’s out-of-date online safety rules, despite qualified support for change from social media and tech giants.
Children who are not considered “school ready” by their teachers are more than twice as likely to become persistently absent at some point in their education, according to a new study led by the University of Leeds.
The Independent Education Union is mobilising its campaign to get ‘a whole new deal’ for teachers and professional, administrative and operational staff in about 250 independent schools across NSW and the ACT.
With a wave of incoming syllabus updates and increasing demands, science teachers in NSW have never needed more support – and that’s exactly what they received at the Science Teachers Association of NSW (STANSW) annual K-12 Conference at Macquarie...
A revolutionary vape ban has cleared a major hurdle, with the sale of e-cigarettes restricted to pharmacies as part of a Federal Government crackdown on recreational vaping.
Vaping is a major problem in the New South Wales region where Danny Allende works, and although young Indigenous people are statistically more likely to take it up, he says it’s a practice that doesn’t discriminate.
The Tasmanian Government has announced it will undertake an independent review of its education system, which for some time has trailed national averages on a host of metrics.
Queensland’s youth detention system is “largely ineffective”, with a State Government report revealing it has one of Australia’s biggest reoffending rates.
