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Girls and boys learn in some segregated classes at Pittwater House.

Co-ed schools that segregate boys and girls – is it the best of both worlds?

Some co-ed schools have a secret weapon pitting them head-to-head with high-performing single-sex schools – they hold segregated classes for girls and boys. But does it work?

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Weird coping mechanisms used by Gen Z

Adult dummies, ‘bathroom camping’ – how Gen Z copes with exam stress

Adult dummies, ‘bathroom camping’ and ‘crashing out’ are some of the seemingly bizarre coping strategies used by Gen Zers – but experts say there’s science behind the approaches.

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NEWS ADVSchool kid chatbotsThebarton Senior College students Savha 16 Yr 11( white T-shirt), Marzila 24yr Yr11 withAlexis Wagner Library Manager using the education department-approved EdChat chat bot.Image/Russell Millard Photography

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First Aussie state rolls out in-class bots to reduce teacher workload

Teens have sent nearly half a million questions to an AI classroom companion that’s officially approved for SA schools – find out how students and teachers are using it.

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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - September 4, 2025: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Federal Minister for Sport, Anika Wells meet with Interim Football Australia CEO Heather Garriock, Socceroos coach Tony Popovic and players, Milos Degenek, Alessandro Circati and Joe Gauci at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: NewsWire / Martin Ollman

OpinionTechnology & Digital Safety

The world is watching, so we have one chance to get this right

There will now be, as the Communications Minister said, no excuse for social media companies not to meet their new legal responsibilities, writes the editor.

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Sorry, the reality is old school ties still count

It shouldn’t matter where you went to school, but it does, particularly to prospective employers, writes Kylie Lang. VOTE IN OUR POLL

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4 year old Elise O'Connor and 6 year old Evie O'Connor at their home in Mt Gravatt.Qld parents are forking out hundres before the school year even starts, with experts saying it's an increasing shift of the financial burden from government funding to parents.Sunday November 29, 2020. Picture, John Gass

How to save money on booklists

School’s not even out for summer yet and parents are already facing huge bills for next year. Here’s how to save on those booklists.

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SUNDAY MAIL parenting columnist Dr Judith Locke Pic Jamie Hanson

Parents don’t need to be at school on preps’ first day

Many parents were outraged after some schools revealed they would not be letting them walk kids into class on their first day in 2021. But Dr Judith Locke says you not being there might actually be the best thing for anxious little ones. JOIN THE CONVERSATION

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Piper 6 and Joshua 13 Seymour love growing up in Queensland and especially at the beach at Woody Point where they live. (Also with Poppy). Pics Adam Head

Why it’s great to be a Queensland kid

A new survey of almost 4000 Queenslanders from age 4 to 18 have revealed how they feel about growing up in the Sunshine State, and the issues that worry.

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Screen time making kids act like toddlers

How tech is turning your teen into a toddler

Internet addiction is damaging our teens brains and leaving them with a legacy of lifelong emotional problems, a world-first study has revealed.

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New program to keep your kids safe from cyber bullies

Queensland school students will take part in a new program designed to stop cyber-bullying in its tracks.

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Commercial. The more organised and prepared your children are for school, the less stress they experience and the happier they are, says Lifestyle coach Naomi Wilson. For Cairns Post, Back to school feature.

Could COVID-19 set ‘bubble-wrap kids’ free?

If there’s one good outcome from the havoc the coronavirus pandemic has caused for our children, it’s that they may have learned some resilience along the way, writes Dr Paul Browning.

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Karen Green answers your questions.

Ask The Expert: Your education questions answered

Routine and rewards can help children stay on task and engaged as they learn from home, says Karen Green, but remember you are you are their parent not their teacher and “they are very different relationships”.

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Group of children listening to the teacher. They are in a classroom. Multiethnic group with Caucasian and Asian kids. School girl is smiling and happy

Parents sending sick kids to school

Parents are risking fines by sending sick kids to school during the coronavirus pandemic. FILE PIC

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Group of students are walking down the corridor of their school. There is a female teacher using the printer.

What Year 7 students are most afraid of

There’s a lot for Year 7 students to take in during the first few months of starting high school. And now there’s a rising issue that is affecting their mental health.

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