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Noah Wants to Go Home The 2025 disability guidelines promise equity - but provide no extra staff, no new time, no added support. And on a Friday in the suburbs, it’s one public school teacher. Two dozen children. A quarter with complex needs. When even the most committed teachers are overwhelmed, it’s not a personal failure. Read more Early Positive Education Experiences Essential Early school experiences shape a child's long-term confidence and academic success, research shows, and schools should prioritise relationships, a sense of belonging, and family involvement over logistics to help create an environment that children feel safe in. 60 Richest Private Schools get Over $350 Million in Untaxed Income Sixty private schools serving the richest families in Australia raked in over $350 million from donations, investment income and other income in 2023. Protect Your Energy Like It’s the Last Chocolate Biscuit Not long ago, I sat down with a principal who had just come through what can only be described as a brutal term. Staff shortages, parent pressure, community challenges - you name it. Why Australia’s Most Effective Schools are Blending Print and Digital While digital platforms offer extraordinary benefits, from accessibility and inclusivity to real-time data and AI-supported personalisation, print brings something equally essential: focus, tactility, and freedom from distraction. Building the Independence of High School Students Following a collaborative co-design phase with young people and their support networks last year, a fun and creative music-based program called The Indie Project launched at Loganlea and Gold Coast with the aim of building self-confidence and peer connections. |
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