It Was At Gallipoli
Six years on, Australian Story catches up with the students and their teacher who embarked on an epic mission to the battlefields of Gallipoli and northern Europe.
View ArticleSchools welcome strong VCE results
Schools across Victoria's Wimmera-Mallee say VCE results, which came out online and via SMS yesterday, are above their expectations.
View ArticleQld students focus on English and maths
Queensland primary school students will be taught maths and English for a minimum number of hours each week from next year.
View ArticleMore language teachers needed: Union
The Queensland Teachers' Union (QTU) says state schools need more foreign language teachers.
View ArticleRecord spending on schools this year: Bligh
The Queensland Government says record amounts of money are being spent on school upgrades this year.
View ArticleCanberra forum inspires young scientists
150 of Australia's brightest young scientists are being put through their paces in Canberra this week.
View ArticleQld education changes worries rural parents group
A parents' group says changes to Qld's education system could lead to less rural children completing high school or university.
View ArticleAssault puts teacher in hospital
Investigations are continuing after the alleged assault of a teacher at a Mackay high school in north Queensland.
View ArticleGovt pledges funding for school science lab upgrades
The Queensland Government says it will use leftover school funding for further upgrades to science labs.
View ArticleOne-teacher schools get extra staff
The Queensland Government has announced one-teacher schools across Queensland are to receive extra staff.
View ArticleBullying report calls for schools to publish information
A new Queensland alliance of parents, teachers and child advocates will try to prevent 'modern' schoolyard violence.
View ArticleCatholic school teachers taking industrial action
Teachers at some Catholic Schools around Queensland are taking industrial action from today in a bid to win a better wages deal.
View ArticleGovt to probe school asbestos scare
Education Queensland (EQ) has launched an investigation into the discovery of asbestos at a north Queensland high school.
View ArticleQld government blames contractors for schools' asbestos problems
Queensland's Attorney-General Cameron Dick says contractors, not the Government, are to blame for at least one incident involving asbestos at a north Queensland school.
View ArticleExpert downplays school asbestos risk
An occupational medicine expert says there is little chance that students at a north Queensland school have been exposed to asbestos.
View ArticleEducation Minister takes teachers to IRC
Education Minister Geoff Wilson says he is taking the Queensland Teachers Union (QTU) to the Industrial Relations Commission (IRC) over the national testing ban. Teachers are refusing to supervise the...
View ArticleTeachers boycott 'unfair on students'
Education Minister Geoff Wilson says teachers' boycott of national testing is unfair on students.
View ArticleUnion backs power to school principals expelling students
The Qld Teachers Union has welcomed a decision to give state school principals the power to expel troublesome students.
View ArticlePrincipals to get power to expel students
Queensland school principals will be given more powers to expel students.
View ArticleFeedback wanted on moving grade seven to high school
Queensland Education Minister Geoff Wilson says the Government is still considering when to move grade seven into the high school setting.
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