Queensland kids are spending 50 per cent more time on their screens than they did in 2019, new research shows, but one of the most shocking findings is what parents admit their young children have been exposed to online.
A Brisbane kindergarten has been named as one of the best in the country, after becoming only the ninth Queensland centre to be awarded an excellent rating by the industry’s key authority.
A young boy and his parents are awaiting a decision that could affect whether he can stay at his Christian school after it was found to have directly discriminated against him. But, they’re already planning a ceremony that would potentially change it all.
Gregg Dreise’s work as an author and illustrator extends far beyond the pages, with the Indigenous artist helping inspire the next generation to appreciate different cultures.
Kids are turning up to “big school” not being toilet trained unable to open their own lunch box and, in some case, not having appropriate speaking skills.
Australian parents are ignoring recommended limits on devices, risking the future health of their children. Here’s how much screen time your kids should really have — and what happens if they have more.
They were born the year of the first iPhone and have spent their life on screens. Now — as this generation prepares to graduate from primary school — questions are being asked if technology is holding them back.
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