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Sharp decline in students’ computer skills

Most Australian Year 10 students cannot pass basic educational standards for computer literacy skills, despite growing AI usage. Only 37 percent of Year 10 students and

Pre-prep program fills vital need in regional community

A new Pre-Prep program is helping to fill an early learning literacy and numeracy gap in the town of Gayndah, west of Maryborough. The introduction of Joey’s Jumpstart

NASA unveils shopping list of Moon Base equipment

NASA has unveiled its shopping list of equipment needed for the early stages of building its Moon Base. Overnight the agency announced new contracts for lunar rovers for

Campus upgrade for Birali Steiner School

The Birali Steiner School at Beachmere, north of Brisbane, will begin major expansion of its campus later this year. The Stage 5 redevelopment will include a

Psychologist shortfall to hit staggering 96 percent by 2038

The demand for psychologists will outstrip supply by nearly 100 percent in the next decade, a new report from the Federal Government’s Department of Health, Disability

Worried teachers struggle to combat AI plagiarism

By Susan Schwartz Most teachers say they do not know how to prevent AI-related student plagiarism and are worried about the future impact on education, according to a

Super-energised deep space particle found in the sea

Massive black holes in space are believed to be blasting jets of matter directly to the Earth. Scientists revealed this week that they had found a mysterious super

One in four students receive special disability help

By Linda J. Graham and Callula Killingly New data shows 27.2 percent of Australian students are receiving an adjustment for disability at school. This is up from 25.7

Our Lady’s College in Annerley moves to co-ed schooling

Our Lady’s College in the Brisbane suburb of Annerley is the latest Catholic school to embrace a co-ed offering. The school will be accepting expressions of interest

Remains found in Britain date back 11,000 years

Scientists have uncovered human remains in Northern Britain dating back 11,000 years, the oldest ever discovered in the region. DNA testing has confirmed the young girl,

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