It’s the reason why I decided to bring my Year 11 students to The Age to meet the talented and multi-skilled ...
Girls shouldn’t have to wait until adulthood to understand their health, with most women only learning about their health after something has already gone wrong.
New research paints a concerning picture of food literacy among young Australians, revealing a disconnect between modern children and agricultural origins.
Students across the country have held a second wave of national protests against Pauline Hanson, skipping class to decry One Nation’s plan to dramatically cut international student numbers.
As the world seems to be pivoting with alarming speed towards a digital future powered by AI, is it time to ask whether there is still a place for print in classrooms?
Australian principals have developed an anxious hyper-vigilance around their communication with parents, as cyberbullying and threats of legal action over various grievances reshape their working lives – and it comes with a significant emotional t...
Australian principals are now so wary of parents mobilising online and carrying out targeted campaigns that they have developed painstaking routines of ‘constant documentation’ in order to fend off legal consequences and other serious harms, a rev...
The Government's $10 million 'Be That Teacher' advertising campaign drew on a well-worn romanticised idea of the profession that was misleading and ultimately missed the mark, according to new research.
A new treatment centre will aim to help kids recover from traumatic incidents including the Bondi Beach massacre.
Teachers and education support staff at Overnewton Anglican Community College in Melbourne’s north west have stopped work on Thursday as their dispute over wages and workloads escalates.
