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Making a nationally relevant curriculum for 2021 and beyond Further review of the education sector should address these key issues.

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) and Trauma Informed Schools In the United States and Britain a new wave of awareness of childhood trauma is sweeping through schools in the shape of the Trauma Informed Schools movement, and we can expect that Australia will follow this trend.

Brissie school a big fan of cool conditions Optimum working conditions occur at about 22°C, fans are an economically and environmentally sound way of getting there.

Top Arts 2021 now open at The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia Top Arts 2021 is a showcase of forty-six artworks by young artists from across Victoria who studied VCE Art and Studio Arts in 202.

Book Review: Leading School Renewal by Steffan Silcox and Neil MacNeill ET star contributors, Dr Steffan Silcox and Dr Neil MacNeill have had their book 'Leading School Renewal' published by Routledge in the UK.

How dishonest students can pull a fast one in the e-learning era Doing things digitally has created additional opportunities for unscrupulous behaviour in order to improve marks.

Prepare for hybrid on-and-off-campus learning A future of frequent shuffling between multiple learning formats needs three key tech areas to support it.

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

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.

$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.

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.

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.