Education

Australia is ‘failing our kids’ and a concerted effort must be undertaken to reframe thinking about vocational education in schools and ‘kick ATAR off its throne’, the Coalition says. 

‘We want to emphasise that your daughters have done nothing wrong.’

The Albanese Government is imposing a de facto cap on international students by slowing down visa processing despite Peter Dutton blocking legislation to formally limit the numbers coming to Australia.

New South Wales schools are embracing the move toward online HSC exams in 2025 with a new report revealing teachers and students need digital examinations now more than ever.

Some students sitting exams have potentially gained an unfair advantage over their peers after questions were accessible on sample papers.

JENI O’DOWD: You don’t need a taxpayer-funded maths degree to know the Greens’ free university plan doesn’t add up.

Millions of dollars in student debts will be wiped for hundreds of thousands of graduates in a cost-of-living relief measure ahead of the upcoming election.

This cost-of-living relief applies to all graduates earning up to $180,000 per year.

More than 20 students at one of Australia’s most prestigious university colleges were allegedly involved in a ‘humiliation’ incident.

An elite college has again been embroiled in scandal, with 27 students disciplined after a serious bullying incident last week.

A state government has shared the results that a mobile phone class ban has had on student learning, behaviour, and concentration a year after the initiative was introduced.

A female student who took her school to the Human Rights Commission over its ‘unfair and sexist’ uniform policy has had her case dismissed.

Australian universities have tumbled down world rankings, with some recording their worst result in the latest annual standings.

‘Things can be done a little differently and we need to move with those changing ideas.’

The school said it observed a number of positive outcomes during a trial.