In just her fourth year of teaching, Adelaide’s Faith Brohier probably should still be largely in the process of finding her feet.
Late last year, 26-year-old Faith Brohier was named SA’s Secondary Teacher of the Year.
But the Brighton Secondary College maths, science and chemistry teacher is something special.
A bubbly and driven 26-year-old, Brohier ...
Nestled within the vastness of Western Australia’s Pilbara region, women in the town of Roebourne are combining the ancient and contemporary in the hope of nurturing the next generation of local leaders.
On a red letter day for his family, thousands have gathered in a sea of scarlet to salute Daniel Morcombe’s legacy.
Musica Viva Australia’s 2025 In Schools Program has launched, bringing live music and professional development opportunities to over 170,000 students nationwide.
As we pause here in Australia to celebrate World Teachers’ Day, with its theme of ‘Hats Off to Teachers’, and show appreciation for the teachers who play such a pivotal role in the lives of children everywhere, it’s an opportunity for those workin...
The ‘heavy lifting’ done by primary schools in imparting knowledge to the next generation is far more critical to the nation's future and economic wellbeing than the work of universities, an expert has argued.
Lisa-Marie Preston’s unofficial start to teaching began in her childhood bedroom with a blackboard painted on the wall.
Cheers of excitement, high-fives all around, and wide, beaming smiles – they’re all the signs of a team success. But this is not a sporting field – this is the camaraderie found among the next generation of teachers learning the very latest, world...
Deepfake images and videos are harming Australian children and businesses and laws are urgently needed to prevent more people being extorted or scammed through the technology, experts say.
The ban on mobile phones in NSW public schools has been hailed an all-round success, with a new survey finding most principals have reported an uptick in students’ focus, learning and socialisation on campus.
When did teachers become the catch-all for society’s problems?
