NSW’s former school infrastructure chief pressured his data analyst to fudge population projections, putting new schools in Sydney’s booming north and southwest at risk the ICAC has heard.
Former Berejiklian government education minister Rob Stokes has appeared before the ICAC to give evidence as it probes wallet-fattening contracts dished out to a former top bureaucrat’s mates.
Two elite Sydney schools will no longer have co-educational learning at their junior campuses, going against a wave of single-sex colleges shifting towards boys and girls learning together.
Teenage school students initially missed out when the NSW government announced it would build a brand-new – albeit temporary – primary school in Box Hill. Now, the Education Minister is making it right.
Western Sydney schoolkids will be first off the blocks to fill hundreds of jobs at the new airport, under an aviation qualification now available to students as young as 14.
The Catholic schools sector has explicitly warned parents against voting for Greens or teal candidates in the election, citing concern over ‘secretive’ education policies as one reason.
NSW students returned to public schools on Wednesday after two pupil-free ‘school development’ days. While you were scrambling to find childcare, here’s what your child’s teachers were doing.
These Aussie (and Kiwi) kids might just change the world with their school science projects. Meet the team flying to the US to represent our corner of the globe on the international stage.
Young families seeking cheaper rents in Western Sydney have seen the region lay claim to the city’s most fertile suburbs. Use our interactive map to see where your postcode ranks.
Award-winning special needs teacher Vita Williams spent more than three years on the Department of Education’s secret list of unemployable educators. She was sacked, and her school ‘lost its soul’. Now, after a win in court, she’s demanding justice.
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