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It’s Eerie - But We Can Predict the Future of Education Like those drivers heading toward the jam, our students begin the journey full of optimism. We can see exactly where the bottleneck is. We know what’s ahead. The question is - will we wave them through into the same fate, or will we clear the road so there’s no traffic jam to start with.

Vale Neil MacNeill – A Mentor Neil helped many candidates through their PhDs.

Vale Dr Neil MacNeill: A Leader of Leaders Remembering Dr Neil MacNeill, mentor, colleague and friend and the indelible impact he made on my life and on education in WA.

Teaching in the Age of AI - Keeping Learning Human in the Classroom This isn’t a “future of learning” conversation, it’s about setting the boundaries now.

Vale Dr Neil MacNeill We lost one of ours today.

Deliver Informed, Culturally Responsive Education for Indigenous Students Webinar on putting the 2025 Impact Report on Aurora’s RISE initiative into practice.

Staying Home - Teacher Absenteeism OECD education data reveal workforce challenges across member countries.

Phone Ban Benefits Mental health Less phone time in school is better and research underlines the transformative nature of the phone ban.

Discussion to Consolidate Education Bodies Begins Teaching and Learning Commission proposal should have teachers at its core.

Twelve Exceptional Teachers and School Leaders Honored The 2025 Schools Plus Teaching Awards winners.

Young Australians Discover New Face of Manufacturing Perceptions need an update, manufacturing is dynamic, rewarding and quite clean.

Teachers Re-Imagine their Public School: Evidence Supporting Innovations in K-12 Facility Design Teachers indicated enthusiasm for re-organizing a school into physical Communities of Practice.