NSW pledges to expand school mental health services
Expansion of mental health services is expected to benefit hundreds of schools
Anna Mogato graduated with a degree in Journalism at the University of Santo Tomas in the Philippines. She is a current news writer for Key Media’s APAC digital products mainly The Educator.
Anna’s journalism experience has been honed from various top media companies in the Philippines including BusinessWorld Publishing, and Rappler Inc., specializing in topics like business, agriculture, environment, trade, and property.
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How to get students off to a healthy start in 2020
While parents and schools struggle to keep kids healthy and physically active, a growing number of reports show that many children have a poor diet
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Queensland rolls out new school sports program
The $1.5m program will use tennis as a vehicle to improve student health and wellbeing across the state
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Why parents distrust the education system
One in three parents feel ill-equipped to support their children’s education, a new report shows
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How to guide uncertain students to future goals
Studies show that many secondary students are unsure of their future. Here’s some tips on how they can be given a sense of direction
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Experts develop system for braille textbooks
A team of experts have come together to make some of the hardest textbooks to produce accessible for blind students
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How to improve students’ reading outcomes
Experts share their insights on how teachers can get students – regardless of age and year level – to read more, and longer texts
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School’s new system keeps parents in the loop
Many schools struggle to streamline communication while cutting costs and administrative tasks, but Walford Anglican School for Girls has found a solution
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Queensland’s private schools expect an ‘extraordinary’ year
This year, enrolments are set to spike and Year 12s will sit external assessments for the first time in almost 50 years
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The link between eating disorders and learning outcomes
New research shows a connection between academic success and eating disorders affecting high-achieving female students