Across Australia, young kids are going to school riddled with anxiety and fear over what insidious bullying could await them after entering the school gates. These are their stories.
The new National Student Ombudsman is bracing for a slew of complaints from this year’s O Week celebration after a shock figure was released.
Students at some of Queensland’s biggest universities are being preyed on by religious sects. This is how you can tell if your child has been targeted.
Queensland’s public school students are missing out on millions of dollars in funding compared to their privately educated counterparts, a new report has revealed.
A Queensland school has been locked down and several people were injured at after a fight broke out on the premises, with multiple claims a knife was pulled out.
Four fire crews have been called to attend after thick smoke began billowing near an office building in Bowen Hills on Wednesday afternoon.
An extra $44m will be placed in the hands of principals to spend on therapists, teacher aides and specialist training to combat bullying.
More than 20,000 schoolchildren have had their education impacted by the Far North Queensland floods, while 100 are still unable to attend school.
The LNP has been accused of “cherry picking” data and “sloganeering” after comments made over a drop in the number of certain crimes reported over the Christmas-New Year period.
Queensland’s most gifted students are being held back by a lack of selective schools, particularly for regional students, education experts say.
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