Career plans drive students away from Year 12 history
Career plans are pulling students away from history, and researchers warn enrolments could fall below 10% within a decade
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Yarning Strong update tackles First Nations teaching confidence gap
New content covers the Voice to Parliament referendum and Treaty in Victoria
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Earlier social media use linked to poorer teen mental health
Age at first use may matter more than account ownership
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AI-generated grades less likely to be challenged by teachers
Study raises questions over human oversight in schools
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NT teachers push back against registration board overhaul
Unions warn proposed merger could weaken representation
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Only 22% of parents feel prepared to handle child bullying
The findings land as Australia's schools brace for tougher national anti-bullying rules
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43.8% of education providers expect AI integrity issues to worsen
Australian education providers are adopting AI rapidly, but academic integrity concerns and governance gaps are growing
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National test results show numeracy gains, but regional gaps persist
Regional and remote schools continue to face persistent disadvantages
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Strathcona careers head Xin Chen elected to ACCE board
As schools strengthen careers programs across Australia, one Victorian practitioner steps into a national leadership role
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Victorian secondary schools to limit device use from 2027
Secondary schools face new requirements around classroom technology, as Victoria moves to formalise device-free learning time across all year levels