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New research scopes out problematic gaming habits
People with autistic-like traits could be more vulnerable to problematic gaming, new research suggests
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Is this the solution to Australia’s school leadership drought?
The two-year teaching pathway is recruiting high achievers, building classroom confidence, and feeding a leadership pipeline principals can use
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Why young people need resilience, not just restrictions
If we wait until Year 12 to start talking about resilience, we’ve left it too late, an expert warns
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Concerns over ACARA being absorbed by 'mega agency'
The Federal Government's latest push to boost education reform is raising eyebrows
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Kids are better off in phone-free schools – study
Students in these schools are happier, healthier, and more focused on their learning, new research shows
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Aussie kids prefer real-life interactions over screens – research
New research challenges the stereotype of "screen-obsessed" youth
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Jason Clare to announce formation of new national education body
Four existing agencies will be combined into one national body aimed at creating greater coherence across Australia's school system
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Nationwide student vote slams Albanese Government over Gaza 'complicity'
More than 5,000 students have voted to condemn Labor's Gaza stance and demand Australia end all weapons sales and partnerships with Israel
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Seven years that changed Catholic education
Reflecting on seven years of change, NCEC chief executive Jacinta Collins shares insights into Catholic schooling’s challenges, resilience and vision for the next decade
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Social media ban needs smarter safeguards, says expert
Mandatory age checks could create blind spots, pushing teens to bypass rules and explore more dangerous digital environments, an expert warns
