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Hope for troubled school yet, despite funding cut
A beleaguered school is expected to remain open through next term despite having its Federal funding cut off today.
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Govt announces ATAR crackdown
The Federal Government is cracking down on universities enrolling students with ATAR scores well below the advertised cut off for courses.
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Far-Out Friday: New party has zero-tolerance for unruly kids
Phones banned in class, CCTV cameras in all classrooms, axing the dole for families of disruptive kids…meet the School Discipline Party.
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School slaps ban on photo, video sharing
One school is taking privacy to a new level by banning students from sharing photos and videos of classmates and staff online.
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Bill Shorten issues appeal to principals
Opposition leader, Bill Shorten, has written to all public school principals in a bid to rally schools against the Federal Government’s education proposals.
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Opinion: 5 golden rules for using technology in classrooms
Troy Martin, Instructure's APAC director, shares tips on how teachers can make the best of technology in the classroom.
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Top schools face multimillion-dollar lawsuits
Four elite private schools are being sued over allegations of systematic abuse by teachers and staff.
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Principal calls for end to expulsions
A principal says that by expelling students, schools are not only disrupting their education but setting them up for failure later in life.
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Education Report: Time is running out to enter
There’s a little over a week left to enter the Education Report survey. If you haven’t yet had your say – don’t delay
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Education Minister warns of ‘historic mistake’
The Federal Government risks making the biggest mistake in education history if it shifts responsibility for school funding to the states, an Education Minister warns.
