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The state’s biggest showcase of public education’s creativity and performing arts is turning 40, and schools across the Central Coast are joining the ‘Fabulous’ party. Students from hundreds of schools across the state were chosen to perform at this year’s Schools Spectacular – the world’s largest amateur variety show and one of NSW public education’s … Continued
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The state’s biggest showcase of public education’s creativity and performing arts is turning 40, and schools across the North Coast are joining the ‘Fabulous’ party. Students from hundreds of schools across the state were chosen to perform at this year’s Schools Spectacular – the world’s largest amateur variety show and one of NSW public education’s … Continued
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The state’s biggest showcase of public education’s creativity and performing arts is turning 40, and schools across New England-North West are joining the ‘Fabulous’ party. Students from hundreds of schools across the state were chosen to perform at this year’s Schools Spectacular – the world’s largest amateur variety show and one of NSW public education’s … Continued
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The state’s biggest showcase of public education’s creativity and performing arts is turning 40, and schools across Newcastle and the Hunter are joining the ‘Fabulous’ party. Students from hundreds of schools across the state were chosen to perform at this year’s Schools Spectacular – the world’s largest amateur variety show and one of NSW public … Continued
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The Northern Territory’s critical undersupply of medical practitioners will continue unless the CDU Menzies School of Medicine is awarded Commonwealth Supported medical places. The CDU Menzies School of Medicine has applied for 40 out of 80 places on offer from the Commonwealth government in the Increasing Rural Medical Training Grant Opportunity, which opened for applications in June. The grant … Continued
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As NSW works hard to attract new teachers, another answer is to keep them in the profession. Research by UNSW Sydney’s Rebecca Collie into teacher wellbeing offers some solutions. The NSW Premier Chris Minns nominated attracting teachers to the public school system as one of his goals after 100 days in office. And the NSW Department of Education is in the … Continued
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CEO of the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) Paul Martin has welcomed the release of the 2023 HSC Study Guide today, to support the state’s 74,000+ students sitting exams this year. A partnership with The Sydney Morning Herald, the HSC Study Guide has been supporting students for close to half a century, almost as old … Continued
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New teaching and training facilities to be built at Charles Darwin University (CDU) will unlock education potential across Northern Australia, preparing for a future where the dual sector University will reinvigorate industry growth in trades and manufacturing. CDU’s new Trades Training Facility is ready for development, with tender applications for construction now being assessed and … Continued
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The Australian Government’s 2023 STEM Equity Monitor, released today, shows the number of students enrolling in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) subjects in their final year of school has increased and nearly reached gender parity. The data are promising and highlight an opportunity to engage students much earlier in their schooling journey in STEM … Continued
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Australian AI leaders join global call for safe AI Today, Australia’s AI Safety leaders have united to call for Ed Husic MP to take AI Safety seriously, as he moves to regulate the industry. Greg Sadler, spokesperson for Australians For AI Safety, said despite growing calls around the world and mounting examples of real-world harms, … Continued
