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Rose Innes is the Education Reporter for The Courier Mail. Her passion for the industry stems from her core belief that everyone has a story to tell and deserves to be heard. She has experience reporting across a range of areas including health, crime, politics, court and breaking and general news.

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How to ace the QCE biology exam

More than 13,000 Year 12 students will sit their QCE biology exam papers next week. Here, a former student who received 100 per cent in last year’s paper shares her tips and tricks.

Education

Back view of a female teacher teaching large group of elementary students in the classroom.

Sexual harassment, rape threats: New reality for female teachers

Half of teachers in schools and kindergartens – almost all female – have been victims of routine sexual harassment, mostly by male students, a shock new study has found.

QLD Votes

Smart Energy Councils International Ambassador Annastacia Palaszczuk speaking to members at the Smart Energy Queensland convention Brisbane 27th August 2024 Picture David Clark

Palaszczuk says Gabba ‘makes perfect sense’ for 2032 Olympics

Annastacia Palaszczuk has slammed plans to host the 2032 Olympics at QSAC, insisting the Gabba is the only option for the international event.

Education

** PICTURE ON HOLD FOR COURIER MAIL ** EXAMS - St Margaret's Anglican Girls School Year 12 students Lily Alford, Rose Brown and Imogen Simpson studying for their exams.Picture: Nigel Hallett

Simple tip to nailing your school exams

School exams can be a stress but there is a very simple method to avoid fatigue.

Education

Experts reveal how to smash year 12 maths exams

The head of mathematics at one of Brisbane’s top academic performing schools has provided insight for year 12 students and parents on how to tackle and nail the QCE maths exam paper.

Education

‘Mental torture’: Dozens of Qld university jobs on the line

Dozens of jobs could be cut at a major Brisbane university following shock revelations that roles in UniSQ and JCU will be slashed in cost-cutting measures.

Education

Grade 12 kids lift the lid on their exams

Year 12 students reveal what stumped them in English exam

Fresh from their external English exams, Year 12 students have revealed what stumped them most and how they overcame it.

Education

2024 cheat sheet: Top students reveal how to ace exams

With the external exams kicking off today, we spoke to some of Queensland’s top-achievers from 2023 on their techniques, study tips and advice for this year’s cohort.

QLD Votes

L to R, Maggie Ekert from Lutwyche, Caden Griffiths from Seven Hills, Pat Murray from The Gap, Jessica Johnson from Springwood, Corey Heaton from Carindale, younger voters as to whether they know Miles or Crisafulli and have they seen any of the TikTok videos, Kelvin Grove - on Tuesday 8 of October 2024 - Photo Steve Pohlner

How the 50c fares guy from TikTok won over young voters

More than half of Queensland’s young voters have rallied behind Steven Miles as their preferred premier, saying his prolific social media use and cost of living measures have helped win them over.

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Elite public school’s legacy at risk as in-catchment enrolments surge

A prestigious merit-based entry program that’s produced Olympians, judges and an Immortal which feeds the academic and sporting prowess of Qld’s premier state high school could be snuffed out.

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