Education

A fun charity challenge reveals a new generation of student skipping champions who are about to compete on the world stage.

Unapproved street signs in Arrernte language have been installed as cultural guides alongside the town's originals, with QR codes linking to the words' correct pronunciations and background on their meanings.

Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price asserts Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is "absolutely" committed to ending "indoctrination" in schools by teachers, just hours after Mr Dutton said the Coalition had no proposal to change the curriculum.

When a parent drops their child at their local Only About Children childcare centre in Sydney or Melbourne, they probably don't know the revenue will be cheered on the New York Stock Exchange, writes Conor Duffy.

Two student reporters scramble to cover Harvard’s funding freeze amid escalating tensions with Donald Trump. 

The Coalition says it wants to "rebalance" the school system to better promote trades and apprenticeships.

New research shows a sharp rise in HECS debts, despite graduate earning power declining, as student loans become a potent election issue for the first time. 

A review has found the accidental revelation of exam material in VCE practice sheets could be traced back to a new, faster production technique that was introduced to expedite production. 

The delivery of WA's student assistance payments might have been plagued with issues last year, but the government insists it has ironed out the kinks this time round. 

Experts show us simple and easy methods to help keep school backpacks and lunch boxes clean and fresh. 

Years after two brothers with disabilities were found naked and locked in a room in a Brisbane home, the Queensland Education department has been urged to make sure suspicions of harm are "appropriately recorded".

“Y School” in Perth's north says placing student interests at the heart of its classrooms has led to improved attendance for some of WA's most disengaged learners.

Murat Dizdar vows to fight to win back every student who has left for the private school system.

Murat Dizdar is a proudly working-class son of Turkish migrants on a deeply personal mission to win back students from the private education system.

If Easter holidays have got you confused this year, you are not alone. Here’s why the Easter school holidays are a little bit different this year and why school holidays differ state by state. 

There is bipartisan support for consent education to remain in the national curriculum, advocates are told.

A tiny home built by students at Lismore High School has gone under the hammer at auction.

The troubled Brindabella Christian College will close one of its campuses from Friday next week, after it was put under voluntary administration last month.

Several Australian universities have closed Confucius Institutes on their campuses, amid ongoing scrutiny about links to the Chinese government. Here is what we know.

The Liberal leader has offered few details about his plan to fight what he says is indoctrination in schools, seized on by Labor as copying Donald Trump.