Ann Wuth: Education Career and Vision Loss Journey
Ann Wuth reflects on her decades-long career in education, helping families in Townsville, and her personal journey with eyesight loss, offering insights into resilience and community support.
Category : Schools
Online Influencers Undermine Consent Education in WA Schools
Leading consent educators in Perth warn that sexist online influencers like Andrew Tate are eroding progress in respectful relationships education in Western Australian schools, despite programs reaching thousands of students.
Geelong Prep Students in My First Year 2026 Photo Project
Geelong Prep students document their early school experiences through a photo project called My First Year 2026, capturing memories and fostering community engagement.
Labradors Millie and Perron Comfort Kids in Perth Court
Labradors Millie and Perron have settled into their roles as facility dogs at Perth Children's Court, offering a calming presence to anxious children and families navigating the justice system.
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Teens Charged Over Violent Bullying Attack at Sydney School
Shocking footage shows three teenage girls allegedly forcing a student to bark like a dog and shoving a dirty shoe on her lips in a Sydney school changeroom. Police have charged them with intimidating and assault offences.
Parkerville Gala Funds Healing Gardens at WA's $50M School
Parkerville Children and Youth Care's annual gala on March 27 will raise funds for therapeutic gardens at WA's first $50 million school for traumatised youth, aiming to provide a sanctuary for students who have left traditional education.
ACT School Excels in Value-Added Education and Results
An ACT school has been recognized for its exceptional value-added approach, making a difference in student experiences while achieving impressive ATAR and NAPLAN results.
Students Find Belonging at St John Paul II College
St John Paul II College in Canberra fosters a supportive environment where students develop a deep sense of belonging, enhancing their educational and personal growth.
Expert Tips to Choose the Best School for Your Child
Education specialists share key strategies for parents to evaluate schools, focusing on curriculum, culture, and community fit to ensure optimal learning outcomes.
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Looney Tunes Sports Camps Launch for Australian Kids
Warner Bros. Discovery partners with Sport Star Academy to launch Looney Tunes-themed school holiday sports camps across Australia, blending animation with athletic skill development for children aged 4 to 12.
UWA's Eldest Peacock Alistair Dies, Campus Mourns
The University of Western Australia's eldest peacock, Alistair, has passed away at over 20 years old, sparking an outpouring of tributes from alumni and staff on social media.
Y WA Opens 13th OSHC Service in West Leederville
Y WA has opened its 13th outside school hours care service at West Leederville Primary School, offering safe before and after-school care with fun activities for children.
NAPLAN Testing Resumes After Tech Glitch Delays Students
NAPLAN testing in South Australia resumed after a tech issue delayed 80,000 students, with the Education Minister noting his own daughters were affected by the disruption.
Principal's Car Bay Auction Raises $500 for School Music Tour
Churchlands Senior High School principal Kate Grayson auctioned her reserved car bay for $500, helping the school reach its fundraising goal for a European music tour involving 137 students.
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NAPLAN Glitches Disrupt First Day of Literacy and Numeracy Tests
Technical issues plagued the first day of NAPLAN testing across Australian schools, causing widespread disruptions to the national literacy and numeracy assessments.
NAPLAN Website Crashes, Halting Testing Across Australia
The first day of NAPLAN testing was disrupted as students nationwide could not access the online platform due to a widespread technical issue, forcing a pause until late morning.
Woman Charged Over Bomb Hoax at JCU Campus
A woman has been charged after allegedly making a bomb threat at James Cook University's Bebegu Yumba campus in Townsville, causing a major police response and evacuation.
Hunter Expo Empowers Female Students with Career Inspiration
The On the Herizon expo in the Hunter region connects female school students with role models and career opportunities, fostering empowerment and future aspirations.
Oberon High School Opens Doors to Community Groups After Hours
Oberon High School in Geelong has introduced an innovative after-hours program, allowing local community groups to use its facilities, fostering stronger ties and resource sharing.
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Gifted Education Program Starts in Illawarra Public Schools
A new program is bringing specialized gifted education to public schools in the Illawarra region, aiming to support high-potential students with tailored learning opportunities.
Educator Fights Period Myths in ACT Schools
An educator in the ACT is tackling harmful myths about periods and pelvic health spread through social media, aiming to provide accurate education in schools.
ACT School Speed Signs: Why They're Shorter Than Others
The ACT uses shorter school speed zone signs compared to other Australian states, a design choice based on urban planning and visibility needs.
Three Missing Canberra Teens Found Safe After Police Search
A teenage girl missing from Canberra's suburbs has been located, along with two other teenage girls reported missing in separate cases. Police have thanked the public for their assistance in the successful search operations.
Hunter Students Excel in HSC Showcase
Students from the Hunter region have achieved outstanding results in the HSC Showcase, with top performers in creative arts and sciences recognized for their exceptional work.
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AEU Launches School Infrastructure Inquiry
The Australian Education Union has initiated a national inquiry to assess the state of school infrastructure, focusing on funding gaps and safety concerns.
Letters Debate Free Public Schools in Australia
Recent letters to the editor highlight diverse opinions on implementing free public schools in Australia, covering funding, equity, and educational outcomes.
JCU Lockdown Lifted After Unfounded Security Incident
A lockdown at James Cook University's Douglas campus was lifted after police investigated reports of a suspicious person, finding the claims unfounded. One person was taken into custody as a precaution.
WA Principals Urge Parents to Teach Toileting Skills
Western Australian primary school principals report a growing lack of basic toileting skills among students, urging parents to take responsibility for teaching these essential life skills at home.
University Cancels Palestinian Event Venue, Organisers Scramble
Adelaide University withdrew a venue for a sold-out Palestinian literary event with 72 hours' notice, forcing organisers to find a costly alternative location for the panel featuring UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese.
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Wollongong Teacher Admits to Sex with Student
A Wollongong woman, Tayla Lee Brailey, has pleaded guilty to engaging in a sexual relationship with a student, facing serious legal consequences in a case that has shocked the local community.
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