Campus NSW
Frances was burnt out after 16 years as a principal. Now she’s teaching again
Fewer teachers are resigning and retiring after they were given a $10,000 pay rise.
- Christopher Harris
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The number of school students forecast to come to every suburb in NSW
Demographers say there will be an additional 51,926 primary and 40,497 high school students over the next 10 years to 2034.
- Christopher Harris and Nigel Gladstone
Where your neighbours send their kids to school
Where you go to school follows a typical pattern in Sydney, but top-performing schools with good reputations have the ability to upend an entire suburb’s enrolment demographics.
- Christopher Harris and Craig Butt
Relative values: Young artists focus on family as ArtExpress returns
The 42nd iteration of ArtExpress has opened at the Art Gallery of NSW, featuring the major works of 50 HSC graduates.
- Daniel Lo Surdo
- Exclusive
- Education
‘This will split our suburb in two’: Parents’ anger over school catchment changes
Inner Sydney High has its first year 12 cohort doing the HSC this year – and it is already feeling the popularity pinch.
- Lucy Carroll and Christopher Harris
This Sydney billionaire wants to hire more women. He’s spending $100m to make it happen
The gift from tech entrepreneur Robin Khuda is the single biggest philanthropic donation made in NSW.
- Christopher Harris
- Opinion
- Education
As big tech abandons truth, teachers like me must be the fact-checkers
With the end of fact-checking on many platforms, our young people are exposed to a tsunami of misinformation. Do schools and educators now have a role in pushing back against this tide of fact-free opinion?
- Fiona Richards
‘Big breakthrough’: Private schools to disclose teachers’ extra hours under new deal
Private schools will need to be upfront with teachers about how many hours they will need to spend running extracurricular activities under a new pay deal.
- Christopher Harris and Lucy Carroll
$700 a week to share an apartment: Sydney’s student housing crisis laid bare
Students such as Neeve Nagle are spending more than half their income on rent as the cost of university accommodation skyrockets.
- Nicholas Osiowy
School readiness programs are booming. But are children being overprepared?
They are designed to smooth a child’s transition to kindergarten. Educators say they’re also supporting parents.
- Christopher Harris
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