Student wellbeing is led by their in-house wellbeing initiative, the Social Emotional Academic Development (SEAD) program. This program has positioned ...
As an award-winning Innovative School, the leaders at Loreto College in Marryatville, South Australia, have a solid grasp on how to create a positive school culture.
Student wellbeing is led by their in-house wellbeing initiative, the Social Emotional Academic Development (SEAD) program. This program has positioned ...
Recent years have seen an outpouring of scholarship and media concerning gender-based violence (GBV) in schooling, its enactment by boys and young men (BYM), the role of ‘manfluencers’, and impacts on women teachers.
Child sexual abuse survivor Grace Tame’s foundation has announced it is closing, citing challenges with long-term funding.
When children are being harmed in a state or territory criminal justice system, the Federal Government should step in to protect them, a former children’s commissioner has told a Senate inquiry.
Victorian public school teachers won’t be attending meetings, writing comments in school reports or playing ball with any new Department programs or initiatives from the start of Term 2, following a vote by the AEU’s Victorian Branch Executive to ...
Student cohorts’ performance in mathematics tests as teenagers is associated with how these groups fare later in life, new research suggests.
Australian teachers are at particular risk of poor sleep, with a new study finding the overwhelming majority are getting through the school day on less than the recommended amount of hours per night.
Many schools will acknowledge Autism Awareness Month, or increasingly, Autism Acceptance Month, this April.
Australian educators are behind a grassroots movement that’s driving the nation’s shift to evidence-based instruction and pedagogy in the classroom.
A major housing project at the home of Australia's last Olympics is on the cards, but details about surrounding schools remain scarce.
Dedicated and resilient Australian principals are grappling with the growing enormity of their job, putting in ‘dangerously long’ hours every week as many risk marching towards breaking point, a prominent national study has warned.
