In rapidly changing times, the one subject that remains constant in life is the need to work together. Read more
Western growth corridor faces unprecedented demand for education
The first public primary school within the rapidly growing master planned community, Woodlea, has opened its doors to over 520 students this school year. Read more
Literacy support for migrant and Indigenous communities under review
The House Employment, Education and Training Committee will hear evidence from the Department of Home Affairs and the National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA) today as part of its inquiry into adult literacy and its importance. Read more
Winner encourages girls to take STEM pathways in school
AusIMM and the Victoria State Government Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions have announced the winners of the 2021 Women on Boards Scholarship. Read more
Dance company to showcase anti-bullying show virtually
Ahead of the National Day of Action Against Bullying next month, Sydney dance organisation Shaun Parker & Company is preparing to perform its award winning anti-bullying show The Yard, via live stream for schools and educators around the country. Read more
Paving the way for students with disabilities
STEPS Pathway College has celebrated an important milestone with another group of its students graduating last week. Read more