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A future in food: Hands-on opportunity for VIC primary students to learn where fresh food comes from Victorian Primaries can participate in a hands-on program to see where much of their fresh food comes from.

Teaching awards nominations now open Winners are up for professional development grants of $5000 to $10,000.

Wellbeing a focus of Microsoft education software New tools in Microsoft's education products look to enhance student well-being.

It’s time we stopped overlooking children as bystanders in our society, and treated them as equals Children are often not acknowledged as victims but rather as bystanders, meaning their needs are rarely properly addressed.

Push button wellbeing An app is encouraging students to speak out about what is troubling them.

What bullying in Primary looks like Bullying and fighting are patterns that start early and should be corrected at the earliest juncture, but are staff equipped to identify it?

Stopping self-injury contagion Self-injury can be contagious, youth adopt the practice after observing it in other people.

NIDA open to all June Everyone is invited to NIDA for open day, student performances and career advice next month.

Four things teachers NEED to stop doing right now! What’s actually important in a teacher's role and what is simply ‘busy work’.

Research and communication to support principals under pressure The Coalition of Australian Principals (CAP) will be a unified voice for principals and seek to make the experience of the job more bearable, providing support through community and research.

More first borns and only kids could mean more anxiety Birth order can be very revealing, whether you are a first born and second or last has real implications for how you will react to school and its stresses.

Where have the algorithms gone? The Australian Curriculum Review: Mathematics There is a lot to like about the revision proposed by ACARA.