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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

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

AI tool future-proofs next generation of change makers

Students are being prepared for a digital future with the introduction of Microsoft Copilot at Brisbane Catholic Education (BCE) secondary schools after a trial resulted

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State student details compromised in cyber breach

Queensland schools have been caught in a cybersecurity breach that is expected to impact 200 million people globally. Education Minister John-Paul Langbroek said student

Guidance counsellors support student wellbeing

Guidance counsellors are playing an increasing role in schools as students grapple with complex issues that are about more than getting good grades. Guidance counsellors

NRL partnership kicks goals for students

Top-tier rugby league is set to be delivered to hundreds of Brisbane Catholic Education (BCE) students as the 2026 SECA competition kicks off in partnership with the

School support officers added to youth crime squads

The Queensland Government has added School Support and Child Safety Officers to its Youth Co-Responder Teams as part of the battle against youth crime. The teams have

Demand for Catholic education grows across SEQ

Interest in faith-based schooling is growing across South-East Queensland, with more than 5000 families enrolled to attend Brisbane Catholic Education’s 2026 Open

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20,000 qualified migrant teachers not being used

By Sun Yee Yip Australia needs more teachers. It ranks among the worst-performing countries in the OECD for teacher shortages. This is particularly so for public

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