Should kids be forced to make besties with their bullies?
Parents and experts are divided over whether healing should replace punishment when combating bullying in schools. Is restorative justice useful or just “kumbaya therapy?”
Parents and experts are divided over whether healing should replace punishment when combating bullying in schools. Is restorative justice useful or just “kumbaya therapy?”
Two childcare centres each week are facing sanctions for allowing children to be injured or escape. Search your centre here.
Services where hefty fines have been issued after children were force fed, subjected to unreasonable discipline or allowed to escape onto busy roads will come under renewed scrutiny under a new federal law.
Australia’s Catholic bishops have written to Attorney-General Michelle Rowland urging the federal government to adopt a national working with children check register. Read the letter.
Echo loves to read, and says that reading as much as you can is the best way to prepare.
An exclusive analysis of three years of disciplinary data for every Queensland high school reveals the state’s worst behaved students. USE THE INTERACTIVES
Rather than spelling hard words to camera, she’s focused on how to prepare for the Bee and her top tip for success.
Failing to meet safety standards will cost childcare centres dearly under urgent changes put forward by Labor.
We asked year 12 students from A.B. Paterson College, who are the next generation of Gold Coast leaders, what they really think about our city. HERE’S WHAT THEY SAID
Is the Liberal Party on the slide already? Well, they are but it might not be what you think. WATCH THE VIDEO.
Babysitting and nanny agency heads are calling for change over a major flaw that allows interstate criminals and parents who have had their own children taken away care for other people’s.
Kids as young as 12 are being exposed to novels normalising sexual assault and domestic violence via TikTok, prompting calls for an industry-wide book rating classification system.
Nova 96.9 co-hosts and devoted dads Fitzy and Wippa are backing the PM’s Spelling Bee as exclusive research reveals majority of parents worry kids’ literacy is suffering.
In a world where tradies make megabucks and PhD grads make flat whites, a TAFE boss asks why so many still opt for university. READ HER INTERVIEW
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