Civics lessons in Australia’s schools are falling short
Civics lessons across Australia are patchy and insufficient, leaving many students underprepared for their roles as citizens
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Department slammed over axing of 276 teaching positions
The peak teachers' union of NSW says cutting teaching positions in the midst of a teacher shortage is "incoherent and illogical"
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Visionary educator looks into the future
Helen Jamieson is standing out for her success in creating an innovative culture of ongoing improvement at one of Brisbane’s leading public schools
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Building a legacy of service: Teacher’s impact earns prestigious award
A Sydney teacher has been recognised for his exceptional commitment to instilling a culture of service and civic responsibility among his school's students
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Principals want ‘right to disconnect’ laws extended to them
Principals say the new legislation should apply to school principals and other school leaders
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National initiative unites teachers and STEM experts
A groundbreaking partnership is helping to spark student interest and guide future careers in STEM
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AI pilot program to alleviate teacher workloads in WA schools
Eight schools in Western Australia will be participating in the pilot program, which aims to streamline administrative tasks for teachers
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NSW educators awarded 2025 Premier’s Teacher Scholarships
The prestigious program celebrates the dedication of educators in enhancing education and aims to support professional development
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ACU launches videos to enhance maths teaching
New resources aim to strengthen teachers' capability to interpret and use assessment data to improve student outcome
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NT faces crisis in Aboriginal teacher shortage
Research explores new strategies to boost Aboriginal representation