The move to Year 7 can be a really daunting time, moving away from friends, travelling to a new place and starting very different routines.
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The Gold Coast and Lorne are still popular for schoolies. But some young people are travelling overseas to celebrate the end of school.
While parents may be hearing about AI in their work or in the news, they may not realise it is also being introduced into their child’s classrooms.
The period immediately after completing Year 12 can feel unexpectedly anti-climactic.
The internet long ago extended cruelty beyond the school gate and into bedrooms and group chats. The powers of AI extend this reach.
The federal government has released its ‘rapid review’ into school bullying. Most of the submissions came from parents.
Your memory during exams isn’t just related to how much you study. It is also about how your brain functions under pressure.
Get plenty of sleep, seek support from trusted friends and adults and read the exam question thoroughly. And remember you have lots of options beyond your ATAR.
Suspending or expelling a student should be a last resort. But our study shows it is more common than it should be in NSW public schools.
Australian teachers are also reporting high rates of AI use in their work, according to the OECD’s latest Teaching and Learning International Survey.
More school systems are providing digital devices for students to use in the classroom, making it harder to justify students having personal cellphones in class.
New research highlights how there is little to no Australian regulation of tutoring at either state or federal levels.
League tables make good headlines and spark debate. But they should not be the guide for choosing schools.
A national study shows 32% of Year 12 students reported ‘high psychological distress’ in the four weeks before the survey was taken.
Maths is often feared and rejected by teenagers. This has serious implications for Australia’s future.
Researchers spoke to 16 autistic young people about their experiences of school. One lamented some teachers think ‘there’s something wrong with me in their eyes’.
A new book shows how casual educators and teachers play a crucial role in education. But many face underpayment and uncertainty juggling too many contract jobs.
High school sports associations want to mold better students and citizens through sport, but are coaches well equipped to deliver on that front?
New survey research shows Indigenous teenagers value their education. But they don’t have equal access to computers and may be doing high school away from home.
Researchers heard from students who described ‘being picked last for everything’, as well as teasing and physical pushing at school.
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