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Against the backdrop of some fierce criticism, loudly proclaimed concerns, and in the case of one state, a decision not to participate until glitches were ironed out, NAPLAN Online is fraught with challenge.

Personal, identifying details of vulnerable children were published on the Victorian Education Department's website, and remained there for 24 hours. In some cases from families where domestic abuse means privacy is vital.

Concerned parents scour supermarkets for healthier ways to pack lunches, governments move towards healthier canteens, and teachers are calling for proper nutrition on school mornings. There is consensus on one thing: food matters.

2017: a year of momentous anniversaries giving cause to reflect on the past and present fight for the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

For many years, schools and universities have had to change the way they work and teach in order to fit in with technology.

The federal government’s Girls Make Your Move campaign and the YMCA have teamed up to give girls and young women a great opportunity to get active.

Why are schools so obsessed with all children looking the same? Since the later part of the 20th century, schools in Australia have opted for strict uniform policies, where students will wear an identical set of clothes.

As the demands of the classroom evolve, Torrens University Australia is providing innovative courses to assist educators meet their students’ needs including those with autism.

Music matters, so why has it slipped from focus? Why are many concerned that participation is becoming reserved for those whose families can afford to pay?

Over recent years, the benefits that humans gain from contact with trees and nature have gained recognition. They call it biophilia, which seems a curious overstatement to me, with connotations of excess, but then everyone loves a new science word...