Collective punishment: fair or farce?
Tasmania is currently the only state to restrict collective punishment in classrooms, and there are now calls for other states and territories follow
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What is the point of education?
Education needs to focus on developing the personhood of children, as well as their capability to engage as citizens, writes one expert
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How sick kids can maintain contact with their school
A fleet of telepresence robots are enabling two-way video and audio communication between sick students and their teachers and classmates
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NSW’s most inspired teachers announced
Five inspirational teachers from across NSW visit Google Australia to become the next wave of ‘classroom pioneers’
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The school where teacher-student rapport thrives
Campbelltown Performing Arts High School principal Stacey Quince has vastly improved rapport between educators and students at her school
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Primary School students achieve Global Goals
More than 130 Victorian school students recently converged to create a better future using the United Nation's (UN) Global Goals
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Taking student engagement to new heights
Teachers will no longer be limited by the space of the classroom when it comes to taking students on exciting and immersive excursions
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New school slammed as 'disgraceful' and 'damaging'
Uproar is growing over the NSW Premier’s plan for a new selective school in south-western Sydney
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IB program expands to Adelaide public schools
Four public schools in Adelaide have begun the accreditation process to become IB World Schools by 2022
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Opinion: Should schools put CCTV cameras in classrooms?
More research is needed for the potential of CCTV cameras in Australian classroom, writes Dr David Roy from the University of Newcastle