Secondary

QLD Education

Shocking exam bungle: Could you pass a Caesar test without any study?

Nine Queensland schools taught students the wrong topic for a year. How would you go on a Julius Caeasar test without any study? TAKE THE QUIZ

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Victorian Institute of Teaching takes years to resolve cases, damning review finds

Victorian Institute of Teaching is being overhauled after a damning report finds it takes up to three years to take no action, leaving accused teachers in limbo.

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Ex-drama teacher learns fate after student relationship

A western Sydney drama teacher has been sentenced after pinning the student against table while kissing him inside the school’s performing arts space and sharing more than 1000 WhatsApp messages.

VIC Education

‘Unfit for study’: Flu, gastro outbreaks jeopardise year 12 VCE exams

At least four Victorian schools have made alternative arrangements for students who have caught the flu or gastro in the lead-up to exams. Find out what to do if your child is impacted.

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Schools Hub

Aussie kids losing tech race as Chinese schools go all-in on AI

As millions of Chinese primary-schoolers learn to use AI in the classroom, a tech expert warns Australian students are losing the race to master the game-changing technology.

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Secondary

Which state school has the poshest mums and dads in Australia?

Australia’s Top 100 Public High School parents are among the poshest in the nation, new data shows. See our exclusive lists, and find out why it matters.

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Secondary

‘I have to be blunt’: Nation’s top principal pens dire letter to peers

Rising violence and severe teacher shortages are some of the ‘complex’ issues laid bare by Australia’s top principal as he warns of a mass exodus of school leaders.

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QLD Education

What’s driving desperate families into homeschooling

The number of children being homeschooled has soared more than 160 per cent in just five years – and now we know what’s driving so many families to this desperate measure.

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Being possessive doesn’t mean he cares: Schools need to teach Dating 101

Social media is full of advice about toxic relationships – but experts say schools must start teaching young women vital life lessons about ‘green flags’ as they start dating.

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SA Education

Work experience snub becomes extraordinary school success story

What started as a solution to work experience barriers has become a lucrative business – generating thousands of dollars – for students at an Adelaide high school.

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Education

‘No-brainer’: Parents call for universal phone bans as private schools resist

Studies continue to prove the benefits of phone bans in schools, but pockets of the private sector are still slow to act, with some warning it may be costing them enrolments.

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PollSecondary

Classrooms in chaos: Kids taught rights not responsibility

Some schools have banned red pens to avoid hurting feelings. Educational psychologist Clare Rowe says we’ve given kids rights, but forgotten to teach them responsibility.

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VIC Education

Are we seeing the end of schoolyard bullying?

From the playground to the classroom, Victorian schools are seeing fewer incidents of bullying, with teachers and principals credited for driving a cultural shift as students report feeling safer and more supported than in previous years.

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Schools Hub

Revealed: The simple move that would stop teacher burnout

One key move would give Aussie teachers an extra 100 million hours a year and let them focus on their students. But it’s the opposite of what the Productivity Commission wants.

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