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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 where teachers could be given private workstations, collaboration tables, conferencing facilities, refreshments, direct access to the outdoors and resource storage in communal “hives”, the objective being a stronger sense of community, more opportunities for collaboration and mentoring, and a more powerful process of identity-building.

"Nothing has changed" after Disability Royal Commission New report finds no progress for students with disability, two years after Royal Commission

Fossil Tour of Discovery for High School Students High school students are learning first-hand about thousands of years of natural history.

Ethical leadership in Education is no Longer a Nice-to-have, it's a Must-have An ethical framework gives students a way of navigating the modern world.

Graduation Trauma: A Neglected Concept in Education Without sufficient scaffolding or transitional support, new educators tend to leave the profession rapidly.

Mobile Makerspace Visits NT Schools New mobile workshop filled with tools and equipment is designed to spark interest and curiosity in STEMM.

Private or Independent... More than Just Semantics It is time to stop calling Independent schools 'private'.

How Digital Reading Platforms are Helping Strengthen Students’ Reading Comprehension Digital reading platforms offer interactive features.

Teachers' Depression, Anxiety and Stress Three Times National Norm Teachers drowning in tasks peripheral to teaching.

Coping With Illness Flu season can be a lot, here are some strategies to get through it.

Thousands of Homeless Children Seek Services Unaccompanied homeless children fall through support gaps.

The Green Connection and School Engagement Ellenbrook Primary (WA) is developing a growing sense of engagement with the “Green Connection”, a gardening initiative.