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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When parents become the threat: what schools can do to protect staff
Australia's schools are contending with a growing and largely invisible crisis — not in the classroom, but at the school gate
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Private school enrolments rise as families cut essentials to pay fees
More than half of independent school parents are struggling with fees, raising new questions about school funding equity
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The degree built for Australia's next education leaders
Deakin University's Master of Education (Leadership and Learning) is helping teachers step into leadership roles, with a strong focus on staff wellbeing and retention
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The bold plan to rescue science education
With national STEM strategies expiring in 2026, experts say the window to reshape science education is open – but it won't stay open long
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NSW private schools draw middle-income families, study finds
Independent enrolment hits 20% as socioeconomic gap with Catholic schools narrows
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New initiative shapes respectful relationships curriculum for schools
A new partnership between three universities will inform Australia’s first ever national framework for respectful relationships education
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Inside the culture of ‘gatekeeping’ holding Australia’s schools back
Inside education departments, a culture of fear and self-protection is undermining Principals while crucial information is kept behind closed doors
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Principals face alarming rise in violence at school - new report
A national study reveals an alarming surge in violence and harassment against Australian public school principals
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School Principals are breaking – and the system risks breaking with them
Peak bodies warn the system is failing its leaders, urging immediate action to protect principals’ wellbeing and the future of Australian schools