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More vocational education students are sticking with their studies until the end, new research reveals.
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Skills training qualifications on the rise.
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Fewer students expect to go to university but does this matter?
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Too much praise means students may struggle to cope with failure.
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Are you a teacher who’s always busy?
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Adam Voigt: A school leader’s character is more important than strategy.
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So, you want to be a school principal?
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Skills training qualifications on the rise.
More vocational education students are sticking with their studies until the end, new research reveals.
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Fewer students expect to go to university but does this matter?
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Too much praise means students may struggle to cope with failure.
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Are you a teacher who’s always busy?
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Adam Voigt: A school leader’s character is more important than strategy.
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Class of 2018: Tips for planning and printing your school yearbook
School yearbooks are more affordable and gaining popularity with primary schools as well as high schools.
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A library upgrade caters to students’ contemporary taste.
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Take a peek at Melbourne Girls’ College’s ‘fresh and spacious’ library refurb
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The art of teacher recruitment and finding the perfect match
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Curb bullying with smarter timetabling
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Education reaches new heights at South Melbourne vertical school
Australia’s first purpose-built vertical public primary school is the “guinea pig” for a highrise education.
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Real life learning ‘takes a village’
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Remote Aboriginal school takes out science award with bush medicine
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Leopold PS restores justice with mentor, Adam Voigt
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Learners thrive in a culture of choice
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Quality childminding services are an increasing necessity on school campuses
Working parents expect children will be educated, entertained and feel happy and safe at Out of School Hours Care. Tips on setting up your school's service.
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Exploring Queensland, from reef to rivers, bush to beach.
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The downhill highlight of the whole school year
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The high-tech language of emotion
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Smashing engineering’s gender imbalance – one camp at a time
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Fairy tales and furry tails as students read to dogs.
A free volunteer reading support program encourages kids who lack confidence to tell stories to pooches.
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Students flick the solar switch to tackle energy poverty.
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Online literacy tools help decode reading
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Smart classrooms for engaged 21st century learning
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Fieldwork depth studies for real STEM engagement
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LED scoreboards enhance atmosphere and sports engagement
Sports education enhances fitness, mental resilience and social skills. A well-equipped sports setting can enhance engagement according to this contributor.
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Why we should put yoga in the Australian school curriculum
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Sprung timber sports floors for sustained performance
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Record numbers at Victorian Teachers’ Games
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Victorian Teachers Games: communicate, celebrate, educate
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High prices plague healthy foods at Australian school canteens
Healthy school culture hampered by the comparative expense of nutritious canteen items, according to a Dietitians Association of Australia (DAA) study.
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School leaders influence canteen culture
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How school water stations encourage healthy life choices
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Healthy, sustainable beverage options for the staffroom
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A recipe for change in school lunch provision
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Keeping up with changing playground safety standards
Regular playground maintenance is vital and each state has guidelines to help design a maintenance schedule to ensure compliance
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A shady school solution to the problem of skin cancer
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School girls demand shorts and pants in uniform revamp
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If you build it, they will ride: The secret to getting kids on the move.
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Food for thought when changing your school tuckshop.
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Designing a nature play space for school
Dr Elizabeth K Nesbit of Trent University in Canada has been researching the effects of ‘nature connectedness’ and has found that, just like the Japanese custom of ‘forest bathing’, wellbeing can be improved through the freedom to whimsically connect with nature...
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Innovative, versatile furniture creates flexible learning for all
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Heritage building sees new era of innovative education
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Designing acoustics for education
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Classroom design should follow evidence, not architectural fads
