A childcare centre in Perth's south has been fined after four children were found on the verge of a four-lane highway.
Tim Dornin
The framework will be introduced into the State’s 163 Catholic schools, with Goldfields schools the first to be taken through the new-look guide to education
Amber Lilley
Chinese authorities are expected to ban after-school tutoring during weekends and holidays as part of reforms to ease the burden on students and families.
Samuel Shen
Schools are making sure they are ready for any potential Perth lockdown, war gaming a scenario in which an outbreak of the Delta strain of COVID-19 leads to classes being shut down.
Bethany Hiatt
NSW HSC students have been granted extra time to prepare for their assessments amid lockdown, with the education board pushing back exams and major projects.
Tiffanie Turnbull
A childcare centre in Perth’s south-east has been fined $10,000 for leaving a two-year-old girl unsupervised on a bus for almost two hours.
Sarah Steger
The western suburbs school student began experimenting with vaping last year under the impression it was a cool, healthy alternative to traditional cigarettes.
Ben O'Shea
Emails, social media and online teacher surveys have all been used by university students to make derogatory or sexually explicit comment towards university academics and tutors.
Sarah Ison
The University of WA has recently announced that it will cut its social sciences program, effectively abolishing anthropology and sociology.
Anne Aly
World-leading research aimed at reducing misogyny and violence against women is at risk of being lost as the University of WA overhauls its school of social sciences.
The national teachers’ union has warned Spindle — a new tool being developed to collect students’ classroom results — could threaten children’s privacy and burden teachers with extra work.
Anthropology and sociology will get the chop at the University of WA under plans to slash an estimated 300 jobs to fix a $40 million structural deficit.
Teachers are in a "state of paralysis" as the NSW Education Department's systems go down just as they need to prepare for online learning next week.
Hannah Ryan
Australia’s top maths and sciences group has called for a review of the national curriculum to be put on hold after a severe backlash from members.
Australia’s higher education watchdog is taking legal action for the first time to stop students using an alleged academic cheating service.
Despite slashing staff, Hillsong College revenue hit a whopping $15.7 million during the 2020 pandemic thanks to taxpayer grants, fees and donations.
Danielle Gusmaroli
Melbourne Grammar School has produced a star-studded list of VFL/AFL stars over the past five decades, including multiple premiership players and some current day champions. SEE THE TEAM
Chris Cavanagh
Phonics are the modern method to teach children how to read, but educators are still locked in debate about how best to use them.
All 18 AFL clubs woke up in Melbourne on Thursday and, while the league won’t call it a hub, many players face a long period away from home.
Sam Landsberger
Mitchell Moses’ journey from a chest-pumped Tiger, who thought he was better than he was, to State of Origin-ready Eel who is just right for NSW.
David Riccio
They’re two of the finest young key position players in the game, but could Bulldog Aaron Naughton and Blue Jacob Weitering command $1 million per year? RICH LIST
Jon Ralph, Jay Clark and Glenn McFarlane
National reading, writing and maths tests will be held much earlier in the year — with results turned around in a fortnight — under NAPLAN changes considered by State and Federal education ministers.
Unwanted by any NRL club, but unwilling to give up - this young Bulldog’s many sacrifices are set to be repaid on Saturday.
Michael Carayannis
Stephen Silvagni returned to the Blues with the aim of building a premiership list. But one club great has lashed his performance and the ‘GWS hacks’ he signed.
Michael Warner
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