SchoolNews – Australia The latest news for the Australian Education Industry
The Australian Education Union has slammed a decision by Federal Education Minister Dan Tehan to push ahead with a review of the Melbourne Declaration while ignoring widespread calls for a review of NAPLAN.
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Morrison Government fails when it comes to education
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If you want to cut bullying in schools, look at the ‘invisible violence’ in our society
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Five tips for using memory techniques in the classroom
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Bushwalking and bowls in schools: we need to teach kids activities they’ll go on to enjoy
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Sorting out the air conditioning by 2020
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Sydney student among the world’s science brains
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Morrison Government fails when it comes to education
The Australian Education Union has slammed a decision by Federal Education Minister Dan Tehan to push ahead with a review of the Melbourne Declaration while ignoring widespread calls for a review of NAPLAN.
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Five tips for using memory techniques in the classroom
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QLD expands industry school program
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How to make good arguments at school (and everywhere else)
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Principal Speaks: Developing a strong, connected learning community
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Fewer casual positions and less out-of-hours work could help retain early career teachers
Two related workforce development strategies stand out
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New funding for rural & regional students
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QLD expands industry school program
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Three charts on teachers’ pay in Australia: it starts out OK, but goes downhill pretty quickly
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Teacher-student relationships crucial to student engagement
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Back to school for two stand-out principals
Two NSW principals have won the opportunity to learn from the best after being selected …
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Meeting the 1st truly vertical school in South Australia
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Sky’s the limit for students tackling real-life challenges with drone tech
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Education reaches new heights at South Melbourne vertical school
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Real life learning ‘takes a village’
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The Imagination Declaration: young Indigenous Australians want to be heard – but will we listen?
A group of school students from across Australia have just shown what real leadership on Indigenous issues looks like.
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Outback fossil dig opens student eyes
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Excursion gold & hidden gems in Sydney surrounds
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School project maps Aboriginal heritage site
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Developing learning experiences on camp
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Five tips for using memory techniques in the classroom
Indigenous cultures the world over have memorised vast amounts of practical knowledge about animals, plants, navigation, laws, ethics, history, genealogies, agricultural practices... what can we learn from their methods?
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We asked primary school students to review new book releases for Term 3
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Statewide anti-bullying initiative reports “significant reduction”
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What schools are doing for Science Week
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The STEAM era has dawned for our schools
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Bushwalking and bowls in schools: we need to teach kids activities they’ll go on to enjoy
Adults with positive memories of HPE are more likely to be physically active throughout their lives.
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Here’s how Aussie kids can move more at school, Nordic style
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Students & staff take on 10-week sports challenge
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T20 challenge: High schoolers play cricket, drive safe
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Nominate your school for $25k reconciliation week prize
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Becoming a water-only school
How many of your students drink coffee or energy drinks?
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Water’s not optional, but its packaging is up to you
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High prices plague healthy foods at Australian school canteens
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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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If you want to cut bullying in schools, look at the ‘invisible violence’ in our society
More than a quarter of students in years 4 to year 9 in South Australian schools and more than a third of all employees in Australia have been bullied at some time.
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Staving off the teen vaping epidemic
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Secure storage handed to schools for phone ban
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Op-ed: John Marsden, it’s time to be an upstander, not a bystander
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Can proper bike storage get kids moving?
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Sorting out the air conditioning by 2020
Too many schools around Australia get too hot and it impacts student learning.
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Using outdoor furniture in learning environments
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More to building a school than bricks and mortar
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Classrooms of the future: First glimpse of the new Arthur Phillip High School
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Schools need ventilation for better health and student learning, not air-conditioning