Opponents of home schooling in Victoria have won an important victory.
Starting next year, the state government is bringing in significantly tighter regulations for parents who home school, aimed at making ...
It’s 2021. A new year. A new outlook.
I’ve had a couple of interesting experiences over the past few days. And now, upon reflection, I realise that there is a thread that joins them.
Calls are intensifying for the Federal Government to include teachers as a priority group in its vaccine rollout plan.
Victoria will expand a program to teach students about the Holocaust and combat antisemitism.
Another week, another story of gender violence. It’s hard not to be outraged, but at the same time cynical and fatigued, at the usual platitudes.
It's fair to say that students are ‘blooming’ at a Central Queensland primary school where a new extension program is bringing ‘learning to life’.
As soon as international flights are a possibility once again, secondary teacher Daniel Yore will leave Arnhem Land bound for London with a clear goal in mind – to close the educational gap for First Nations Australians.
Let’s start with a question. Does spelling matter?
The national curriculum for schooling will be refreshed over the next five years to ensure it is bicultural, clearer and more relevant for teachers and kaiako.
New research has found that children who were taught the game of chess, and played regularly, were more likely to be less risk averse than their peers.