The Federal Government is being urged to support an independent MP’s bill to end discrimination of students and staff at religious schools due to their sexuality or marital status.
Teens at a private religious school were made to share beds with teachers, while its principal once wandered through a common area naked, former students claim.
Stories of gendered violence saturate the news media on an almost daily basis. In this article, we highlight elements of an unfolding Australian case to consider how dominant messaging around gendered violence can shape young people’s worlds.
Teachers in Australia’s far north are urging the Northern Territory Government to avert what they describe as ‘a disastrous shakeup of NT teacher regulation’.
Australians would be able to sue big tech companies directly for online harm under a proposed deal to pass Labor’s online safety crackdown.
As children increasingly turn to AI for information, advice and support, researchers are exploring how the way chatbots respond can shape young people’s understanding of these technologies.
Students have barricaded a high school in northeastern Paris with rubbish bins before police moved in with tear gas as protests across France show few signs of ending.
If a child tells a bot about being sexually exploited, what will the bot say back? That is the question troubling the Australian Federal Police, as it found more than one-third of sexually abused children never told a human what had happened to them.
Despite a growing undercurrent of demand for flexible school week arrangements and a range of possible benefits for teachers and families, four-day school weeks carry shortfalls for students and working parents, an education expert says.
A new study analysing nearly 50 years of research has identified a link between teacher wellbeing and students’ motivation and academic achievement.
