Tehan to seek review of education goals charter
Federal Education Minister Dan Tehan will push for a review of the nation’s charter of educational goals.
Federal Education Minister Dan Tehan will push for a review of the nation’s charter of educational goals.
Christian higher education providers fear legal penalties for upholding a biblical view of marriage.
The Catholic Church is leading the campaign against Bill Shorten’s push to remove protections for faith-based educators.
Three of the 11 humanities research grant applications originally vetoed have been accepted for next year’s round.
A teacher who vowed to ‘ensure the next generation of voters in my classroom don’t vote Liberal’ has severed ties with the AEU.
Australia’s Chief Scientist has criticised the logic behind the push for young people to develop so-called 21st-century skills.
AIEF offers scholarships to indigenous students in financial need to study at leading Australian schools.
A criticised school teacher has compared herself to Julia Gillard, who she said was another victim of ‘sexism’.
The Commissioner for Public Sector Employment is investigating a school teacher who vowed to ensure her students “don’t vote Liberal’’.
In a move that risks reigniting the funding wars, Mehreen Faruqi will unveil a plan to boost public school spending by 25 per cent.
La Trobe University has backed away from its explosive claim about federal funding agency the Australian Research Council.
South Australia has become the first state to sign up to the Commonwealth’s new schools reform agreement.
The Anglican Archbishop of Sydney has warned existing legal protections for faith-based schools are “broken’’.
A prominent Muslim says the Islamic community supports the Presbyterians on proposed anti-discrimination law changes.
Preschool educators are being advised to explicitly teach gender equity to children in their care.
The ability of religious schools to insist on separate facilities for boys and girls may be open to legal challenge, church warns.
Kids who experience persistent emotional and behavioural problems, or bullying, lose up to a year’s learning.
The failure of universities to deliver job-ready students is being investigated by the Productivity Commission.
Universities have welcomed Dan Tehan’s pledge that any future ministerial decision on grants will not be kept secret.
Sydney Anglican grammar school Shore head Tim Wright says religious freedom protections are inadequate and poorly framed
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