Huge western suburbs site snapped up for new school
The Catholic Archdiocese has acquired a 4.2ha site near the River Torrens for nearly $20m to expand its educational offerings in the west.
The Catholic Archdiocese has acquired a 4.2ha site near the River Torrens for nearly $20m to expand its educational offerings in the west.
The State Government has introduced new early childhood development reforms to give every child their best start.
A prominent childcare operator is proposing a new Adelaide site, showcasing a building divided into six “activity areas”. See the designs.
Schools across SA will undergo a curriculum restructure from early next year to counteract the toxic ideologies spread by viral internet sensation Andrew Tate.
A Singapore-based early childhood educator that advocates a keto-style diet and a mindset of “respect and no fear” is coming to Adelaide.
A former South Australian premier with a passion for childhood development has (successfully) put early years education on the NT’s election agenda.
A new framework for how and which schools receive infrastructure funding has been announced by the state government following a $250m spend promise.
Parents in SA waiting years for – or being refused access to – childcare, amid a postcode lottery of centres. Do you live in a daycare desert? See the map.
The state government will spend $715m over five years to drastically overhaul early childhood education in South Australia – including kindy for three-year-olds.
Two new schools will be built to cope with booming populations in two key areas of SA.
This year has seen a new wave of preschool directors in South Australia. Here they share their vision – and the biggest changes they’ve seen in today’s children and learning.
The centre would cater for more than 100 children with buildings to be demolished to make way for 22 car parks off a major western suburbs thoroughfare.
A South Australian teacher chased her dreams across red sands and dirt roads to a tiny NT town to pursue her passion for Indigenous education.
Extending out-of-school-hours care to suit the modern family will benefit both parents and their children
Two South Australian universities are set to launch new degrees to attract more students to study early childhood education
All you need to know about the Royal Commission into Early Childhood Education and Care
Relief is on the way for Aussie parents with changes planned to childcare fees and paid parental leave. See how they affect you.
Childcare fees across South Australia vary by more than $31 a day depending where you live, new analysis reveals. See the fee breakdown here.
Families are forking out thousands of dollars to secure a spot at some of Adelaide’s top schools, with no guarantee students will ever step foot in the classroom.
A new TAFE course in outside school hours care is being introduced that should lead to carers getting paid more – however it won’t be compulsory.
From blindness to genetic disorders, meet some of South Australia’s kids who’ve been overcoming the odds since birth. Voting has now closed and the state’s cutest kindy kid will be announced soon.
Childcare inquiries in Australia have reached ‘record-breaking’ levels since the government’s new rebate, but there is a worrying downside.
The number of students suspended from SA public schools is rising. Among them is Zak Lawrence who was kicked out of class six times in a matter of months.
A proposed childcare facility in Sellicks Beach has been met with mixed reactions with one local saying their town was “over”. See the plans.
School’s in for SA’s three year olds, with the state government releasing its road map for offering each a place in preschool from 2026.
New schools in the south and north and bigger campuses at five existing locations are among an ambitious five-year plan by South Australia’s Catholic education bosses.
A Covid case at boarding school could see students facing rolling periods of being sent home or being locked in their rooms. Private schools are calling on SA Health for a better system.
Principals are crucial to what makes the best schools tick. And SA has lots of new ones. Get to know them in this roundup of the SA’s latest crop of school bosses.
Hundreds of teaching staff have already been sidelined by Covid just days after school term started – and a push to kick unmasked students out of class has been rejected.
The state government says low income families can expect it to deliver millions of dollars worth of devices and internet connections in “digital guarantee”.
About 50 schools or childcare sites are still awaiting their rapid antigen tests as South Australian children head back to school today.
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.
Young Aussie kids are losing basic skills. But experts say it’s not too late to help them get back on track.
There’s plenty parents can do to prepare their kids for school – but that doesn’t include doing their homework for them. Read our guide to help kids start reception.
With Omicron set to peak in late January, only some year levels will start school with face-to-face learning. Find out which children will start the year at home.
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.
Parents will be able to check on their children’s progress at school and get tips on how to help them learn at home, under a new state government strategy.
SA has signed up for federal funding to support kids at preschool, although conditions on the deal are yet to be finalised.
Australia’s 16,552 child care services have been rated on quality and value. See list of best and worst in SA.
More than 120 new childcare places will be created in one of the Hills’ most in-demand areas. See the plans.
Dozens of education workers have appealed to their unions for help challenging their vax rules.
It’s already been rejected once but a contentious plan to turn this iconic century-old Norwood villa into a childcare centre is back on the table.
It all starts with words – and what makes a word. And SA is smashing it so well that other states want to copy us.
Some SA private schools are getting thousands of dollars more government funding than some public schools, new data shows. Explore the table.
Demand for daycare has surged as childcare staff vacancies hit a record high. See the full list of South Australia’s suburbs most impacted.
The 2021 SA Teacher of the Year awards have been announced – see the entire list here of all the winners.
Constant TAFE cuts make it nearly impossible for childcare centres to find qualified staff – and operators are seriously worried.
New data has revealed where the cheapest – and most expensive – childcare centres are in South Australia. Search your area here.
Thousands of students will have a new school to go to next year. Here’s what they’ll be wearing.
He’s led one of SA’s most prominent private schools since 2015, but family ties are calling Scotch College’s principal home from the “village” on the hillside.
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