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Australia's most surprising STEM powerhouse
A regional NSW school is proving world-class STEM doesn't need city labs – just vision, passion, and a belief in every student
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Major school reforms aim to lift teaching and learning across Australia
Federal and state governments have agreed to a raft of reforms aimed at making schools fairer, better funded, and more effective
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How one school turned professional learning into culture
Amid soaring teacher stress and workload, Loreto Normanhurst embeds regular peer learning forums and feedback cycles to support staff well-being and growth
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Kids reveal what really helps them feel at home at school
New insights from students’ drawings could transform how schools support young children in their critical first year of learning
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In the age of AI, is the essay dead?
HSC English may need to shift to respond to rapid advancements in Generative AI, an expert tells The Educator
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How schools can support students during their final exams
An expert tells The Educator how schools can support students during their end-of-year exams
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One in five Australian children live in poverty – study
More than 800,000 children are now living below the poverty line across Australia, the highest number in more than two decades, alarming new research shows
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Australia’s teachers under pressure – but highly valued
To celebrate teachers, Australians everywhere are being invited to join the “Hats Off to Teachers” initiative this World Teachers’ Day, October 31
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Budget blowout fears over Victoria’s classroom device plan
Schools welcome relief for parents but slam the state’s device plan as “laughable”, citing $2.4bn in public education cuts
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Landmark initiative to boost inclusive education in Australia's schools
The announcement follows calls for urgent action to improve access and equity for Autistic students
