Australian students’ activities over the past week evidence their knowledge and capabilities in an education system valuing both economic and democratic functions of education.

South Australian teachers have been rallying for improved working and learning conditions while QLD schools campaign for human rights on Nauru and students around the country protest government inaction on climate change.  

With the new funding, ELLA will be trialled for primary schools in foundation to year two (F-2) classes in 2019.

Computer Science Education Week: From Wonder Woman, Disney princesses and Barbie, to Harry Potter, historical figures and Pac-Man, there's a tutorial for every student to find engaging and it's all free this week so get coding!

Ahead of a new formal inquiry, Professor Apland is "well aware of how the ongoing public commentary, that often blames teachers for all education ills, adds to the many challenges that deter potential teachers from entering the profession and demoralises many of those already in our nation’s classrooms".

Despite a national skills shortage across the Australian trades sector, the concern that “there aren’t enough jobs” was cited by youth as one of their top three biggest worries about living in Australia.

$34.1 million for an additional 1,955 scholarships for regional and remote students over four years, more than doubling the 1,200 scholarships currently available.

The Morrison Government is spearheading a review of how extra funding for students with disability is calculated. 

Aspiring NSW principals have gone back to school as part of the NSW Government’s push to raise teaching standards across the State.

Theodore proudly wears his school uniform each day, attends assemblies and among many other duties, distracts anxious students during immunisations.