The principal of Dunedin North Intermediate has been passionate about improving the support available for these students for many years ...
Artificial intelligence is accelerating the online radicalisation of Australians, federal police have warned, as the country grapples with the worst attack on a politician in more than 30 years.
Monday’s devastating attack on independent MP Helen Haines has left most of us deeply distressed and pondering how such a thing could happen in this country, but it has also left educators nationwide deciding how to approach the incident, it’s ram...
Early mornings and long Sunday evenings making up for lost preparation time are pushing teachers to the brink, a union warns.
A reported crackdown on parents whose children are chronically absent from school has been slammed by the director of a prominent ‘school can’t’ support group, who says threats of court action and fines are discriminatory and miss the crux of the ...
More than half of Australia’s Year 12 class of 2026 worry they won’t be able to get the job they want even if they pursue further study, new research has revealed.
More than a third of Australian teachers say they plan to leave the profession before retirement, while a further third say they are unsure of their career plans.
It’s a regular Friday, just before lunch.
Many view the surge of homeschooling numbers in recent years as a concerning and potentially problematic trend, however one expert says it should be grounds for a timely pause for reflection and a look at possible sector reform.
First used in military contexts, the concept of ‘moral injury’ now offers a compelling explanation for the wellbeing and attrition crises playing out amongst Australian teachers.
The food choices teens make could have implications beyond their physical health, with new research linking eating and consuming sugar to the later emergence of depression and anxiety symptoms.
