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Hidden Measures of Success: How Schools Shape Self-Worth, Identity, and Human Value Our students are learning what success means, how value is established. They are learning whether they experience themselves and others as worthy beyond comparison and performance. Rather than making sure we teach young people how to compete successfully within the world, schools need to ensure they are helping young people contribute to building a world that values agency, connection, contribution, and shared humanity.

Bradfield Senior College Reimagines the Australian Museum in Creative Showcase Students access vocational training, work experience and HSC.

The Stigma Gap: Why Adults and Young People Aren’t Talking About the Same Thing Adults play a distinct and powerful role in the stigmatisation of young people.

Wraparound Classroom based Care Works for Refugee Students Australian schools can lead the way in refugee trauma recovery.

Milestones Change for Young Teachers Educators under 35 place retirement ahead of home ownership or starting a family.

Work of Play - Learning Outdoors Outdoor learning areas, when done well, can be revolutionary to learning and school environment.

Broken Apprentice Pipeline Remains Under Construction Australia’s apprenticeship system needs repairs.

The Art of the Hard Conversation (Without the Drama) A grounded, humane approach to difficult conversations.

Children who Understand Climate Change are Better Equipped to Adapt More than 300 experts call for honest, empowering climate education.

Students Achieve Global Robotics Recognition Encouragement and self-belief yield innovations and wins for Auckland tech teacher and students.

Program Keeps Girls in Sport School program addresses body issues and sexual health.

Why Wearable Technology is Creating New Risks for Schools Unlike phones, many wearable devices are intentionally designed to blend into everyday life.