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The Coalition’s approach to schooling policy since the 2016 election has primarily focused on its Quality Schools agenda.

Between 2011 and 2017, the number of children homeschooled in Australia grew by more than 80%.

Students who were in Year 3 in 2016 at Glenroy Central Primary School have seen their average reading score improve by 152 points, while the average numeracy result increased 144 points.

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...

By having experiences in and with nature, students will be better equipped to promote positive attitudes and responsible action towards Keeping Australia Beautiful today, tomorrow and forever.

The Morrison Government has announced that students will learn about Australia’s democratic values and political process with new resources for teachers.

QLD's Palaszczuk Government is sponsoring the Secondary School T20 Challenge cricket competition for the first time to support young people on the field and in the car.

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:

Schools are under increased pressure to check the legitimacy and credentials of visitors entering school grounds.

Like a communal smartphone, digital signage offers a modern solution that traditional methods of broad communication lack.