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Australia may need 191 new Independent schools as enrolments rise
Independent school enrolments are surging — and low-fee schools, not elite ones, are driving most of the growth
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The hidden legal risk sitting in your staffroom
Burnout is no longer just a wellbeing concern for schools. It's a legal one, and principals are carrying more of the risk
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Victoria’s disability funding cut sparks alarm
A cut to Victoria’s disability inclusion funding could have far-reaching consequences for students, families and educators, advocates warn
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South Australia’s independent schools gain a new leader
Teacher supply, funding equity and rising community expectations top the agenda as a new leader prepares to take the reins at AISSA
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Education Ministers agree to major reforms
The reforms are in response to Australia recording its lowest ever scores in international tests and persistently poor NAPLAN testing
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The five-stage roadmap to a future-ready school
Schools are experimenting with AI everywhere, but few have a shared plan. So what separates genuine transformation from scattered trial and error?
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Breaking the silence on school leader burnout
With more than one third of teachers eyeing the exit door, one Fellowship is training staff to have the conversations most staff avoid
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How teachers can master the art of retrieval practice
A Haileybury teaching and learning leader outlines how retrieval practice is strengthening long-term memory, deepening understanding and building critical thinking
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The student journalists building media literacy skills one story at a time
NSW student journalists are developing critical news skills as the social media ban reshapes how young Australians access information
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How school leaders can use neuroscience to manage student exam stress
A CQUniversity expert shares brain-based strategies schools can use to reduce student exam stress ahead of Year 12 finals
