Campaign for fairer schools looks to Quebec model
A grassroots movement is calling for equity reform, pointing to Quebec's success in transforming a divided school system
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Manosphere reaching almost every classroom, study shows
Sexism, misogyny and sexual harassment in Australia’s schools is much more widespread than previously thought, a nationwide survey reveals
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Australia rethinks classroom screen time as scores slide
Ministers weigh pen-and-paper tests as digital literacy hits record lows
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Victorian teachers accept pay deal after 12-month dispute ends third strike threat
Victorian public school teachers have voted 79% in favour of a pay rise of up to 32.4%, ending a year-long dispute and cancelling a third strike
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School funding debate reignites
As Independent Schools Australia pushes for policy that reflects parent choice, the AEU argues public schools remain the priority
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Teachers strike again as talks collapse
Teachers across Victoria have walked off the job in the second strike action in just months, after the union rejected the state government’s pay and conditions offer
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School staff reject pay rise over workload
Vote sends Victorian government, AEU back to negotiating table
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Student progress beyond test scores: what data can't measure
For some vulnerable students, success isn't an ATAR or test score. It's turning up, finding belonging and believing tomorrow matters
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‘Undervalued and overworked’ teachers reject government deal
AEU members say the Victorian Government’s proposed deal on pay and conditions does not go far enough to address their concerns
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NCCD, teacher shortages and the schools holding the line for vulnerable students
Australia is at risk of weakening or eliminating the very schools that keep some of its most vulnerable young people connected to education