WA teachers plan strike, rally on April 1

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published March 5, 2014

PERTH, March 5 - Teachers and their support staff are planning industrial action against the West Australian government's education sector funding ...

Head of Department - Teaching and Learning - Redcliffe State High School

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Redcliffe SHS are seeking a highly capable and relational Head of Department - Teaching and Learning, to work collaboratively in leading key whole-school improvement p...

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Guidance Officer - Woorabinda State School

Department of Education and Training (Queensland) Rockhampton

Woorabinda State School is searching for a compassionate, responsive and collaborative Guidance Officer to join our school community.Guidance Officers are committed to...

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Youth Support Coordinator - Ormeau Woods State High School

Department of Education and Training (Queensland)

Ormeau Woods State High School is seeking a passionate and student-focused Youth Support Coordinator to manage and support the day-to-day operation of the Reflection R...

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School news / NZ follows Australia’s lead and introduces bill banning social media for children

New Zealand’s Government is ‌introducing a bill to parliament banning children under ‌16 from using social media, with fines of up to 10 per cent of a platform’s global revenue ‌for non-compliance.

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What would you do in Period 4 to engage your students when everyone is thinking about going home and that end-of-day fatigue sets in?

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Within 12 hours of a woman reporting sexual assault allegations involving Sydney Swans players to police, CEO Matthew Pavlich held a press conference.

Community / ‘A fantastic culmination of learning’: Musica Viva Australia’s 2027 Education Program

Bring the joy of live music into your school with Musica Viva Australia In Schools, an all-inclusive music education program bringing exceptional musicians and culturally diverse performances directly to schools across Australia.

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Your classroom can be the space where your students unlock their potential, build their confidence and find their voices. Arts learning creates opportunities for students to discover what they’re capable of.

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The NSW Secondary Principals’ Council (SPC) says it welcomes the release of the Department of Education’s 2025 suspensions and expulsions data, and the Deputy Premier’s strong backing of principals’ authority to act when behaviour puts learning an...

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Universities are increasingly turning to oral exams to stop students using artificial intelligence (AI) to cheat. Some unis say it allows teachers to more accurately test students’ knowledge. Meanwhile, some NSW schools are also using oral exams t...

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People are less likely to correct mistakes when they believe they are made by artificial intelligence rather than by humans, a new study has found.

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