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Cup it out – 7-Eleven #CupRescue Schools Program With the 7-Eleven #CupRescue Schools Program, High school students around Australia can stop cups from entering landfill.

School is in for Australia’s first robot teacher The new teacher, Professor Tubby at Firbank Junior Grammar School, is a bit different.

New grad course to increase numbers of maths and science teachers Deakin University will deliver a new graduate course designed to increase the number of qualified maths and science teachers available to teach in state secondary schools.

Chatbot to boost teen mental health at school A new Australian-first chatbot has been launched to provide students with psychoeducational and wellbeing support to encourage positive mental health.

$1 million to power STEM and indigenous programs $1 million in grants from tech giant Salesforce will assist expanded STEM learning opportunities for approximately 3,600 students at 18 schools.

Culturally diverse children miss out on early childhood education, so more vulnerable Attendance at early childhood education makes a difference for the development of all children but children from diverse backgrounds are less likely to go.

Tech can level the playing field - CEO of Kahoot! Eilert Giertsen Hanoa, CEO of Kahoot! says tech and personalised learning can close gaps in education.

Surpassing on-campus safety grades: How your existing tech can do something new Technology investments in learning can also offer benefits in the areas of security and safety.

Focus areas to develop effective schools The seven areas schools can identify and work on to create happier, collaborative and effective environments that foster student and staff satisfaction.

12 great teachers’ efforts acknowledged Twelve outstanding teachers from across the country have been recognised for their leadership and commitment to their students and communities at the 2021 Commonwealth Bank Teaching Awards.

Brisbane primary school makes entrepreneurship part of the program Can entrepreneurship be taught? St Agatha’s Catholic Primary School thinks so.

Digital divide for First Nations students widens during pandemic COVID-19 widened the digital divide over the last year, many First Nations students could not access online learning materials.