Children’s social media usage is again in the spotlight, with the SA government announcing a proposal to ban children under 14 from accessing sites such as […]
Category: Education
New PDHPE syllabus to support development and wellbeing
The NSW Government is continuing work to ensure the lessons taught in NSW schools equip students with the tools they need to thrive in life […]
Australian families spend far more on private schooling than many other countries
If you feel like you’re paying a lot for your child’s private school education, that’s because you probably are. When we look at the international data, […]
Pymble Ladies’ College recognised as Australian Olympic Pathway School
The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) has formally recognised Pymble Ladies’ College as an Australian Olympic Pathway School, marking a significant milestone as the first independent […]
Sydney school locked down after knife incident
Parents are demanding metal detectors be installed after a student allegedly pulled a knife on a teacher at a Western Sydney school. Chifley College Dunheved […]
Nearly 80% of Australian students say they ‘didn’t fully try’ in latest Pisa tests
More than three-quarters of Australian students say they didn’t fully try in the latest Pisa tests, unpublished data reveals, calling into question the real source […]
Australia Awards Scholarships: Applications now open for 2024 intake
The Australian Government has announced that applications for the 2024 Australia Awards Scholarships round are now open. The scholarships provide the opportunity for individuals from […]
Families and schools share responsibility in developing children’s digital wellness
A decade ago paediatricians noticed a worrying trend: children’s mental health was beginning to decline. Anxiety disorders, depression and loneliness had suddenly become more common among […]
Albanese announces new education deal with India
Anthony Albanese is bolstering ties with India in his first visit as prime minister, announcing a new deal on education. More Indian students who study in Australia will have […]
Schools need right culture, not more dollars
The Productivity Commission’s report into Australia’s education system confirms what most families already know: our school system is expensive and underperforming. The traditional levers of […]