There’s something all these parents got a chance to witness firsthand in recent years,one industry veteran says.
This Brisbane state school has a country vibe,with just 31 students. We’ve analysed enrolment data to reveal the city’s fastest growing and shrinking schools.
More than 50 per cent of West Australian teachers have asked for support dealing with wellbeing and mental health issues appearing in their classrooms,a new study has found.
The breakdown of NAPLAN results by state electorate shows the worst-performing areas are about seven academic school years behind the top achieving parts of the state.
An education expert says she would not be surprised if COVID did not have a radical effect on parents’ willingness to just say “stuff it,pack your bags,we’re off”.
School absenteeism has not recovered to pre-COVID levels. Search every Brisbane state primary and high school’s attendance rates for the past three years.
Teaching reading using phonics,which is to be mandatory for state schools,has received strong praise from this primary school in Melbourne’s south-east.
Most Brisbane classrooms aren’t ‘overcrowded’ because they don’t break targets,but what is the perfect class size?
Some Brisbane schools are failing to keep class sizes below official targets. But one school is showing how going the extra mile can create some of the city’s happiest students.
The professor,who kept his reading difficulties a secret for years,supports Victoria’s move to structured phonics in classrooms.
The new figures help rank schools based on parents’ income and determine how much government funding flows to each school.