Education

Fast-growing Queensland will soon have a full complement of students across Years 7 to 12 for the first time in the state's history.

Melbourne Girls’ College’s updated library has been transformed from ‘placid’ to ‘fresh’ after undergoing an extension and refurbishment.

The search for the best teacher recruits is becoming increasingly competitive for schools and universities.

Australia’s first purpose-built vertical public primary school is the “guinea pig” for a highrise education.

Although adults’ sense of morality has previously been mapped, until now we have known little about what children care about, or how this might change as they age.

Capabilities, like critical thinking, creativity and communication must be taken seriously or Australia risks falling behind international education standards.

A Novated Lease allows you to pay for a new or used car from your pre-tax salary, meaning you retain more of your pay.

Security-conscious schools are beefing up sign-in procedures for visitors using the latest online technology.

The School News Magazine team will be hosting a stall at the EduTECH International Congress and Expo in Sydney this week.

While active collaboration between teachers has long been recognised and encouraged, most teachers have little time to do so. Why ‘design thinking’ will help achieve better collaboration.