The education department has asked a Sydney selective school to be mindful of language after it sent letters asking parents to pay $2500 a year for their child’s public education.
Adam Spencer,the inaugural mathematics and science ambassador for the University of Sydney,has welcomed a decision to dump making maths compulsory in years 11 and 12.
Building a stick fence and cubby house provides a bunch of children – and one grown man – with lessons in collaboration.
Retired teachers have been sent text messages from the Department of Education asking them to consider applying for work again.
A major analysis has found high school students who receive explicit instruction are months ahead in learning compared with peers.
Many teachers in the public sector operate under excessive workloads,chiefly because they’re juggling extra tasks like running school carnivals and writing newsletters.
In the third and final part of this series,experts say the impact of COVID-era school closures on a generation of students is still unclear.
In part two of this series,experts discuss reports of students struggling and teachers being physically attacked in the aftermath of school closures during the pandemic.
The government ordered the shutdown of schools during COVID,disrupting the social and educational progress of children. The impacts are profound and ongoing.
Men are increasingly becoming hard to find in Queensland classrooms. But some schools are attracting the lion’s share.
Closing Sydney’s schools was one of the biggest – and most controversial – calls made during the pandemic. But was it really necessary?