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Charles Darwin University (CDU) has announced its new First Nations branding, with Aboriginal artist and CDU Bachelor of Primary Education student Sharona Dardoongarly Bishop winning the University’s design competition for her work ‘Wise One.’ Incorporating the rich symbolism and vibrant imagery of the Ngaringman people of the Northern Territory, the artwork will be a centrepiece … Continued
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A study co-authored by researchers from UNSW Business School and University of Sydney suggests that Australian students’ NAPLAN scores remained stable during periods of remote learning, offering a different perspective on academic performance during the pandemic. The research, published earlier this year in ‘The Economics of Education Review’ and appearing in print in October 2024, analysed NAPLAN test scores … Continued
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The 2024 Higher School Certificate (HSC) exams will come to an end today, as 4,723 students prepare to sit Geography from 9:25am, the last exam for the period. This year, 71,619 students are set to leave high school with their HSC – the largest cohort in the country and in NSW history. Another 8,547 students, … Continued
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7 November 2024 – Brisbane, Australia – Australia wants to ban social media for under-16s, but first, someone might want to clarify what social media actually is in 2024. Is it Instagram? Sure. But is it also your kid’s Year 7 Zoom class? Their Xbox party chat while playing Fortnite? The WhatsApp group where Nanna … Continued
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A global investigation led by Monash University into antimicrobial knowledge in medicine, pharmacy, nursing, dentistry and veterinary undergraduate students has uncovered a need for better education across all five disciplines to curb the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance and its impact on planetary health. Inappropriate use of antimicrobials (antibiotics, antivirals, antifungals and antiparasitics) can … Continued
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New program from Amazon Australia aims to bridge the gap for students, teachers and the economy Sydney, Australia, November 3, 2024 7PM AEDT – New research highlights the resource and support gaps faced by teachers and students in tackling Australia’s growing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) skills shortage. Despite strong interest in STEM subjects among … Continued
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Global education ambassador and technology trailblazer Megan Gilmour nominated for 2025 ACT Australian of the Year The MissingSchool co-founder/CEO’s nomination recognises her leadership of the first organisation in Australia to address chronic school absence for children facing medical-mental challenges serious enough to affect their education and wellbeing. The 2025 ACT Australian of the Year will … Continued
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The union representing teachers and support staff in Queensland and Northern Territory non-government schools has condemned the Queensland government’s decision to halt the Truth Telling and Healing Inquiry and end the state’s Path to Treaty process. Independent Education Union – Queensland and Northern Territory (IEU-QNT) Branch Secretary Terry Burke said the decision was a step … Continued
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The peak body for industrial relations in the higher education sector has outlined three broad components for making universities sustainable. The Executive Director of the Australian Higher Education Industrial Association (AHEIA), Craig Laughton, said there needed to be: better informed decision making by governments legislating in areas that effect the sector; less pursuit of ideology … Continued
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More than 3,500 students from hundreds of schools across NSW will come together at Olympic Park on Monday, November 4 to perfect their vocal numbers, dance, drama, circus, and drumming routines at the 2024 Schools Spectacular first combined rehearsal. Just one month away from the performances on 29 and 30 November 2024, the students will … Continued
