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Upgrades for McAuley College Beaudesert, Our Lady of the Rosary Kenmore and Holy Cross Primary School Wooloowin

McAuley College Beaudesert, Our Lady of the Rosary Kenmore and Holy Cross Primary School Wooloowin will undergo extensive upgrades as part of a $300 million investment

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Nearly half of school principals face physical violence

By Paul Kidson, Herb Marsh and Theresa Dicke Almost half of surveyed Australia’s school principals face physical violence in their jobs. Almost 90 percent say they

Public school ‘fees’ putting extra pressure on families

By Emma Rowe At this time of the school year, many schools are asking families to pay fees. These are not private schools, but public schools. The fees are voluntary

Tips to make the most out of school Open Weeks

Choosing the right school for your child can be a difficult and significant decision. Thankfully, school open weeks have been designed to support parents in making

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High-cost school camps face risk of extinction

By Brendon Hyndman and Vaughan Cruickshank School camps have long been a rite of passage for many Australian students in both primary and high school. Typically, camps

“Harmful” gender attitudes drive school sex ed change

Students will be asked to drive their own sex education in schools as part of an overhaul of the way in which consent is taught. The Australian Human Rights Commission

Brisbane Catholic Education Open Week April 27-May 3 2026

Brisbane Catholic Education’s schools will welcome families to their communities across South-East Queensland, from April 27 to May 3, 2026. Open Week is a unique

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Why do we do NAPLAN testing online?

By Jim Tognolini NAPLAN testing started with a technical glitch on Wednesday morning. Schools were advised to pause the first day of assessments while a “widespread

Students risk losing critical thinking to AI brain rot

Australian students risk losing cognitive abilities critical to learning and development unless urgent action is taken to stop AI brain rot, according to a new

School hours from the 1800s out of kilter with teen sleep

By Ken Purnell This year, students at The King’s School in Sydney are starting lessons later on Wednesdays. The start of the usual day has been pushed back from

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