Citipointe Christian College 'contract' withdrawal welcomed
09 February, 2022Confirmation that Citipointe Christian College will withdraw potentially discriminatory enrolment 'contracts' has been welcomed by the IEU.
Schools advised to limit large gatherings
07 February, 2022Western Australian schools are advised to avoid larger in-school gatherings to limit the transmission of COVID-19 from those who are asymptomatic.
TAFE's cloud transformation journey
04 February, 2022Wodonga TAFE in north-east Victoria has selected NICE CXone to help digitise its contact centre.
Teacher pay rise of 2.04% 'not enough'
01 February, 2022The IEU has said that the pay increase of 2.04% offered by Catholic Employment Relations is not good enough.
Positively transitioning back to school after COVID
28 January, 2022Tips for students transitioning back to school have been provided by Triple P Positive Parenting experts.
Australia Post Education Hub connects kids
27 January, 2022A new education hub launched by Australia Post is encouraging teachers to get their students involved in its Pen Pal Club.
Bringing retired teachers back 'unworkable': IEU
18 January, 2022Calls by NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet to rely on retired teachers and fast-tracked professional accreditation have been rejected by the IEU.
COVID booster shot mandated for NSW teachers
13 January, 2022School-based staff will now be required to receive their third booster shot, following changes made to mandatory vaccination regulations by the NSW Government.
Onsite teaching resumes after strike
09 December, 2021Schools in NSW have resumed onsite teaching and learning following strike action by teachers.
Teachers will defy orders to stop strike action
03 December, 2021The Industrial Relations Commission has ordered the NSW Teachers Federation to stop strike action planned for Tuesday, 7 December.
Independent schools consult on mandatory vaccination
01 December, 2021All non-government school employers are being called upon to follow consultation requirements following a mandatory vaccination directive.
Department fined over disabled student's death
30 November, 2021The death of a seven-year-old student has led to a conviction and $200,000 fine for the Victorian Department of Education and Training.
Connecting STEM graduates with industry
29 November, 2021Government-funded scholarships are helping ANSTO connect STEM graduates with industry to work on real-world challenges.
Expanding rapid antigen testing rollout in schools
25 November, 2021NSW schools will make use of rapid antigen home testing (RAHT) to minimise disruptions to learning in schools.
Overcoming STEM barriers for girls and women
25 November, 2021The best strategies to increase the number of girls in STEM and IT education have been identified in a new report from Monash University.
