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Ahead of the next federal election, the opposition has unveiled an online tool for state schools to find out how much funding they might receive under a labor government. 

Ahead of the next federal election, the opposition has unveiled an online tool for state schools to find out how much funding they might receive under a labor government. 

If instead, we sought to create a culture where participants are geared or conditioned to help each other, rather than compete, then we might find that rules and laws become less relevant.

Peregian Springs State School teachers have been experimenting with different ways to integrate drones with the curriculum. Year 3 teacher, Danni Brooke shares some of the lessons gleaned so far...

Principals and teachers can only do so much to mitigate the insidious nature of abusive behaviour, which remains unacceptably high within Australian culture

If instead, we sought to create a culture where participants are geared or conditioned to help each other, rather than compete, then we might find that rules and laws become less relevant.

St Philip’s Christian College principal Darren Cox is a firm believer that “fitness grows brain cells”.

Whether you’ve thought about your water options or not, students and staff will be drinking water throughout their time at school. Worst case scenario:

The program Be You will be delivered by beyondblue in partnership with headspace and Early Childhood Australia.

Professor Michael Nagel says studies dating as far back as the 1930s have shown a link between classroom temperature and learning ability.