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Australia urged to commit to fixing financial literacy in 2026
Education and community leaders are urging Canberra to lead a national push to lift financial literacy and tackle Australia’s declining financial wellbeing
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Kids abandon reading and sport as screens surge
Researchers warn a dramatic post-COVID shift in children’s routines may have long-term consequences as social media crowds out healthier pastimes
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Why teachers need to ‘care less’ to avoid burnout
From data overload to emotional exhaustion, new research reveals why Australia’s teacher retention crisis shows little sign of easing
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JPC Sets New Benchmark in School Football
JPC’s historic collaboration with RCD Espanyol delivers European-level development, online education modules and trips abroad for budding footballers
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Why schools hold the key to making the social media ban stick
With under-16s banned from social media, schools face a new challenge: how to teach real-world online safety that is sustainable
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The Australian Education Awards 2026: The biggest night in education
In a sector of quiet wins and relentless challenges, the Australian Education Awards spotlight the educators and schools driving real, lasting change
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Lessons from America: Creating calm classrooms
Her son was expelled from preschool. Now she’s training teachers to handle the very behaviours that once forced him out
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The evolving challenges behind teacher burnout
While burnout itself isn’t new, one expert believes the nature of the pressure has fundamentally shifted
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What great school leaders do in the first weeks of term
The first weeks of term are more than logistics — they’re a chance for school leaders to shape culture, trust and momentum
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New framework reshapes how kids see themselves in books
Literacy experts urge schools and families to adopt a new framework that helps children think critically about identity and representation in books
