Suburb breakdown of top performing schools
Some of the state’s top-performing schools are found in the suburbs — and cost a fraction of the price of independent schools. See where your school ranks.
Some of the state’s top-performing schools are found in the suburbs — and cost a fraction of the price of independent schools. See where your school ranks.
Low-fee private schools and suburban state schools are offering a top-quality schooling for a fraction of the price of prestigious private schools, new NAPLAN data shows. See where your school ranks.
The literacy and numeracy test scores are now out for every South Australian school in 2024. See which private schools made the top 20.
A mainstream primary school that leapt into the top rankings ahead of academically selective schools and elite private institutions is among NSW’s most improved in this year’s NAPLAN.
She’s been in schools since the age of four – first as a student, then teacher, then principal. As she sails off into the sunset, this is what renowned Tasmanian educator Jane Bovill wants you to know about the system.
Tasmania’s fastest growing schools – and the ones going backwards – have been revealed. See the full lists and find out where your child’s school sits.
Catholic school teachers across Tasmania are unnerved by their employer’s proposal to extend the school year and give itself the right to forcibly relocate teachers, the Independent Education Union says.
A near-perfect ATAR graduate and a Brisbane science teacher have outlined where students are most likely to slip up on the upcoming QCE biology exam.
A Brisbane teacher has outlined the mistakes to avoid and the order that students should tackle the QCAA specialist maths exam.
Stuck for ideas on how to keep the kids entertained these school holidays? We’ve put together a bumper list of fun things to do around the state. See the list.
A Tasmanian school was plunged into lockdown with students left cowering under their desks after a student’s outburst. Here’s what happened.
The hi-tech world of robotics is breaking new ground in Tasmania. See how a career in STEM has already inspired our young Tasmanians.
“He’d seen the wound and it really scared him”: There is disquiet at a Tasmanian primary school community after a student was “accidentally” slashed with a knife. His parents have spoken out.
Schools across Tasmania and Australia will become imaginariums of limitless possibility, as the beloved annual Children’s Book Week rolls into town. For this cute seven-year-old from Hobart, his costume was an easy pick for a very special reason.
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