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SpaceX and Starlink $100K grant for better Oz rural school broadband An Australian regional school will get a $100,000 grant to put towards a world-class communications system connecting to Starlink.

Scrap the textbooks: why making maths fun is a nationwide priority My kids were born mathematicians. But around the time they started school, their natural affinity for mathematics began to die.

How can we challenge a conversation if we lack courage? Rachel Downie developed Stymie – harm reporting without fear, the program intends to address our cultural reluctance to speak out when something is wrong.

Conversations on racism need to start in school, but don’t Children can discuss issues of racism in the classroom and with friends, but parents and teachers are actively avoiding these conversations.

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

Developing Inviting Schools: A Beneficial Framework for Teaching and Leading Purkey, now in his 90s, may yet have more books in him; however, whether he does or not, this book may very well be his magnum opus.

New Generation Cloud Filter for Schools – safety online across all platforms Safe surfing across every platform and device.

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.