Education leaders from across Australia met last week to discuss their continued commitment to strengthening initial teacher education (ITE), which will lead to higher quality, classroom-ready graduates.

Schools around the country are invited to join the Schools Recycle Right Challenge, a National Recycling Week initiative.

With the recent decision taken by one state's government to compel all schools to offer female students the option of wearing pants and shorts to school, gender neutral uniforms are in the news again.

Budding STEM industry professionals went all out last month at the ARS Education annual STEM competition where they created, collaborated and competed with a Makerspace theme.

Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines have never been more important to Australia’s future. Is it time to get science labs better resourced at a primary level?

Hosting an incursion, where the learning comes to you, has all the educational benefits without the headaches of corralling classes off school grounds.

Teach For Australia associate, Will Lutwyche appeared in SBS documentary, Testing Teachers; he shares his experiences in Tennant Creek and his thoughts on Indigenous diversity and connecting with students.

When used judiciously and deliberately under the teacher’s control, there may be less to lose and more to gain from handheld electronic devices - used wisely, they can enhance learning.

Portside Christian College is well on its way to becoming a digital school, but it wasn’t always this way. Paul Connelly, head of eLearning, discusses the strategic digital vision for Portside and how it's being implemented.

Robotics students at Barker College in Sydney are still collecting themselves after a whirlwind of competitions, and a year of dazzling success. School News spoke with robotics coordinator and computer science teacher, Lael Grant, for the details.