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Cuts at the Department of Education Could Hit Vulnerable Students Hard, Advocates Worry
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Cuts at the Department of Education Could Hit Vulnerable Students Hard, Advocates Worry

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Federal envoy urges Ontario to act on antisemitism in its public schools
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Federal envoy urges Ontario to act on antisemitism in its public schools

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Canada’s special envoy on antisemitism says Ontario school boards need to take seriously incidents of anti-Jewish bigotry targeted at students in public schools.See the Story
‘Hold Him to Account’: Senate Warning to Albo
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‘Hold Him to Account’: Senate Warning to Albo

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Even with a massive majority in the House of Representatives, Anthony Albanese is facing a big hurdle as parliament resumes.See the Story

The 41 factors that drive teacher belonging - Education Review

Researchers from Monash University have found the 41 factors that make teachers feel like they belong at work, as data shows half of new teachers quit in the first five years. Interacting with other teachers outside the classroom, having a say on school policies and curriculum, teacher-principal trust, and shared values are all factors that enable early career teachers to feel like they should be at their school, the study found. The research an…Melbourne, Australia · MelbourneRead Article

Why AERO is not up to scratch: Opinion - Education Review

The Department of Education is undertaking a review of the Australian Education Research Organisation (AERO) to determine its value as a national body charged with strengthening the use of evidence in K-12 education. AERO is a government-owned body that is funded by Commonwealth, state and territory governments to the tune of $18 million annually. Although it is publicly funded, AERO is also registered as a charity. The ‘failing schools’ moral p…Education Reforms · AustraliaRead Article

Putting evidence at the heart of teaching and learning - Education Review

Chifley College, Shalvey Campus – or Shalvey, as it’s affectionately known by teachers and the community – is a Year 7-10 government school in the heart of Mt Druitt on the western outskirts of Sydney. More than a third of its 400 students are Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, another third are of Pasifika background, and 84 per cent of families are in the bottom socio-educational quartile. Shalvey had started doing Quality Teaching Roun…New South Wales · New South WalesRead Article

Violence against Qld teachers ‘worst ever’ - Education Review

Queensland teachers are being exposed to violence and aggression from students in state schools every four minutes, as unions warn it is the worst it’s ever been in classrooms. Education Minister John-Paul Langbroek has revealed teachers reported 5741 incidents of occupational violence and aggression in just the first term of 2025. That equates to about 119 incidents a day, or one every four every minutes, based on the number of school days and …Queensland, Australia · QueenslandRead Article

As It Happened: Brisbane on Friday, July 18

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For today’s news updates as they happen in Brisbane and beyond, follow us here.Queensland, Australia · QueenslandSee the Story

Teachers' Workload Under Review as Ministry Eyes Out-of-School Activity Restrictions

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JASIN: The Education Ministry will hold discussions to limit the number of teachers participating in out-of-school activities. © New Straits Times Press (M) BhdSee the Story

New panel of young people to shape the Government’s Youth Guarantee

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Young people with experience of being out of education, employment and training will help shape policy as part of a new Youth Guarantee Advisory Panel.EducationSee the Story

Boarding fees top $90,000 for first time - Education Review

Tuition and boarding fees for a Year 12 student at one of Australia’s wealthiest schools has topped $90,000 for the first time. Cranbrook School at Bellevue Hill in the eastern suburbs of Sydney charges $93,627 for Year 12 boarding students, but it’s not the only school to increase its charges. Just last year only two schools in the nation had combined Year 12 fees costing more than $80,000, but now that number has jumped to 11. Australian Board…Sydney, Australia · SydneyRead Article

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