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Work and study support boosts youth mental health – research
Tailored work and study support boosts youth mental health, easing family concerns about study and job-related stress, a new study shows
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Transformative change delivers results
St. Brigid's Catholic Primary School setting a benchmark for educational workplaces across Australia
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New science offering tackles STEM skills gap
A reimagined science curriculum is giving teachers time back, boosting student growth, and inspiring all learners – especially girls – to succeed in STEM
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Australian Education Awards 2025 winners revealed
On Friday night, the best of what Australia's education system has to offer was recognised and celebrated at The Australian Education Awards 2025
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Empower teachers, not just policy – expert
The time for talk is over – Australia must empower its teachers and schools to act, says CQUniversity education expert Professor Ken Purnell
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Major conference to tackle education's biggest challenges
The conference brings together leading experts from Australia and overseas to share evidence-based strategies and practical solutions
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Why schools must reclaim the conversation about teaching
If we want better learning in our schools, we must start by improving the quality and frequency of the conversations we have about teaching, writes Dr Paul Browning
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Class ability grouping 'locks in' student inequality – study
Australian schools continue to use ability-based class grouping despite mounting evidence recommending a more flexible approach, new research shows
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School follows moral compass to introduce pioneering ethics program
The groundbreaking program will see Cranlana's executive-level ethics curriculum—popular among senior execs, judges and policymakers—embedded in the classroom
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New research reveals key to keeping early career teachers
Giving teachers a voice, fostering connection, and validating imposter syndrome could help retain early career educators, new research suggests
