What to do if you don’t get the ATAR you wanted
The wait is over for Queensland’s most recent graduates with ATAR scores revealed on Friday. But what if your score wasn’t what you expected?
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How Qld’s top schools performed in this year’s NAPLAN
An exclusive analysis has revealed Qld’s top NAPLAN performers for primary and secondary schools with a mix of public, independent and Catholic for 2024. SEARCH YOUR SCHOOL
Qld universities score big in top tertiary guide
Queensland’s universities have smashed ratings in a respected tertiary guide, earning top placings in a number of key areas.
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.
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Where your child could lose marks on QCE physics exams
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QCE 2024: How to navigate Queensland’s Year 12 exams
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Last minute guide: How to smash today’s English external exam
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The other ‘public health issue’ for our children besides social media
Consent education became mandatory for all schoolchildren in May 2023, now there are calls to also focus on porn literacy with rates of teens accessing explicit material a “public health issue”.
‘Over an hour’s drive’: Why mum’s fighting for new special school
When the cost-of-living crisis and an ageing parent forced Queensland mum April McMillan to move to the country, she quickly realised how hard life in the bush was for kids like her autistic son. Now, her calls for change have reached parliament.
Told to die: Shocking bully tactic that happens every week
At least one student in Queensland is told to “kill themselves” by an online bully every week
Fears ‘traumatised’ Qld kids will struggle at school
Wild weather events, new Covid waves and cost-of-living pressures are expected to cause a surge of back-to-school anxiety for Queensland students. This is what you can do to help your children cope.
Vape makers’ insidious method of brainwashing Qld schoolkids
E-cigarette companies are using insidious methods to preach to Queensland schoolchildren and circumvent advertising laws.
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