SA’s back-to-school plan: All the details for parents and teachers
Classes will continue for “close contact” teachers and students, while many primary schoolers will be expected to wear masks. We explain all the back-to-school changes here.
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Huge change for SACE research project
More than 50 SA schools will trial a major reform to the SACE research project, one of the biggest parts of year 12.
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Six SA students score top marks in international diploma
The alternative high school course is designed to get students to push their limits. SA’s best didn’t just stretch, they smashed it.
‘You’re kidding me’: Mali slams uncertainty on schools’ return
Families won’t be told whether children will be going back to school until the third week of January, the Education Minister says. But the Opposition says that’s not good enough.
Lucas defies Aboriginal objections to clear coal-to-gas project
A $2.3bn plant using a controversial coal-to-gas technique has been given the green light, despite objections from the Aboriginal heritage committee.
Will Covid surge stop schools reopening next year?
Tougher rules for schools and early childhood sites are being considered to stop the spread of Omicron.
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