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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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Why cyber resilience starts in the boardroom
Cyber risk has climbed to the top of the agenda for independent schools, but governance gaps remain, new research reveals
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Study finds new path to university
New research highlights the role of high school to university partnerships
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New venture turns school uniforms into social good
As cost-of-living pressures bite, a bold new venture is turning everyday uniform purchases into a lifeline for Victoria's most marginalised students
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Education: Too Important to be a Political Football?
After comparing schools in England, Finland and Canada, one education expert says Australia can learn valuable lessons about politics and teaching
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How schools can embed First Nations perspectives all year
First Nations stories too often vanish from classrooms once NAIDOC Week ends. A refreshed series wants to change that for good
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National search begins for Australia's brightest young music creators and music business executives
Australia's first youth contemporary music awards and intern program is now open, backed by Sia, Troye Sivan, Eddie Perfect, Ruel, Ecca Vandal, Tushar Apte, Jenny Morris AM and many more
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Entries now open: 5-Star Innovative Schools 2026
Take your place among Australia’s most forward-thinking schools
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New resources simplify curriculum planning
The suite of resources will support school leaders with whole-of-school curriculum planning and implementation of the Australian Curriculum
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Big mining companies push into Australia’s schools – report
A prominent parents’ group is calling for an urgent Senate Inquiry into coal, oil and gas companies' access to Australian children
