New report rings alarm bells over student mental health
A growing number of Australia's Year 11 students are reporting poor mental health and uncertainty about the future, new research from the University of Melbourne shows
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New AITSL Chair announced
The new Chair has more than 40 years of experience in education, including as a school teacher and policymaker
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It’s time to get serious about careers education
A career is more than a job, and better formal careers education is a win for everyone, writes Doug Taylor, CEO of The Smith Family
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Schools raise their voices for Reconciliation Week
The NSW Department of Education has marked Reconciliation Week by signing a new Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan
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Remaining resilient against malware attacks in Australia’s education sector
Cybersecurity is a team game, writes Mark Anderson, National Security Officer at Microsoft Australia and New Zealand
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More than 1,300 schools to get upgrades and new equipment
The $32m grant will provide schools with outdoor learning areas, upgraded air conditioning, better ventilation and new digital devices
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4 Steps to Balance Student Privacy Obligations with Transparency
Schools must have access to reliable data backup solutions to meet these obligations, says David Lenz, Vice President, Asia Pacific at Arcserve
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Award-winning youth mental health program coming to Tasmania
The program aims to ensure that young people, teachers, parents and the wider community are better informed about mental health
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Minister Clare to attend 2023 International Summit on the Teaching Profession
Jason Clare will be the first Australian Education Minister to attend the Summit since it began in 2011
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Teacher shortages pushing public school staff to the brink – new survey
A staggering 76% of teachers say additional workloads created because of staff shortages are "unsustainable"