Tackling violence in schools

19 April, 2022

The WA Government has launched the third stage of a campaign aimed at combating violence in schools.


More Zoom features for educators

13 April, 2022 | Supplied by: Zoom

Zoom Video Communications, Inc. has announced new features for education, in response to requests from teachers and administrators.


3D atlas of brain to assist with education

12 April, 2022

A researcher from the University of Wollongong has mapped a living human brain to create a 3D atlas.


First Nations languages preferred by students: poll

11 April, 2022

A new poll of primary students shows that children would prefer to learn a First Nations language rather than other languages more commonly taught in schools.


Promoting respectful relationships for students

11 April, 2022

Interrelate's 'Say Yes To Respectful Relationships' poster competition is now open for submissions from schools and students.


Teacher shortage reaches crisis point

08 April, 2022

Teacher shortages across the state have intensified to breaking point, according to the Independent Education Union of Australia.


Certification program launched for effective e‑learning

06 April, 2022 | Supplied by: CYPHER LEARNING

CYPHER LEARNING has launched its E‑learning Integration in Technology and Education (ELITE) Certification Program.


Linking STEM students to a resources sector career

06 April, 2022

BHP and Thiess have teamed up with AMMA’s Bright Future STEM program to encourage students to pursue a career in resources.


Students connected with International Space Station

06 April, 2022

A learning experience designed to connect western Sydney high school students with the International Space Station has been announced by the Powerhouse.


Standards raised with updated Australian Curriculum

05 April, 2022

Education ministers have endorsed a "decluttered" Australian Curriculum that sets higher expectations for what students know.


Increasing internet speeds in Qld schools

01 April, 2022

The Queensland Government has invested $190 million to make school internet speeds 200 times faster.


Digital wellbeing tool shows students struggling

30 March, 2022 | Supplied by: Pivot Professional Learning

Nearly one in two children need additional support from schools, a new study suggests.


Vision-impaired students learn via 3D printing

30 March, 2022

Access to 3D models is assisting the education of more than 1000 blind or low-vision public school students in NSW.


Training the IT workforce of the future

29 March, 2022 | Supplied by: HCL Technologies

HCL Technologies' TechBee early career program is being delivered online to Australian students.


Students use coding to solve musical challenge

29 March, 2022

As part of a CSIRO program, Year 6 students in Perth have invented a device that makes music lessons easier for people with hearing impairments.


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