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Play World Australia lets kids laugh, play, sing and dance together Play World Australia, presented by Nintendo, is a two-day event that creates a fun atmosphere for littlies and allows them to play in a dynamic, fun and educational environment.

Primary school replicated in LEGO at Legoland Jake Baratta, age 8, from St. Peter’s Primary School won the exclusive opportunity to have his school built from LEGO after winning Legoland’s school design competition.

Teacher Workload in Australia now amongst the highest in the OECD Teachers continue to be put under pressure with the number of hours worked in Australia now ranking among the highest in the world.

$2M to protect homeless teen mums yourtown has announced a massive capital works investment of  approx $2 million to further develop infrastructure at San Miguel Family Centre to house vulnerable young mothers, their infants and children. .

Next-gen talent quiz Australia’s leading thinkers on the role of technology in tomorrow’s world How can we better humanise technology? That’s the question 150 students and teachers in New South Wales tackled as part of the Department of Education’s annual Game Changer Challenge.

Roadmap needed for the Melbourne Declaration Mitchell Institute at Victoria University has called on the Federal Education Minister to use the review of the Melbourne Declaration aims of schooling, to deliver a roadmap for delivery.

Boys need support for positive body image It is vital that teachers and school leaders understand that body image and eating disorders are developing and increasing in those who identify as boys and men.

Countdown begins for the ATO’s Tax, Super + You competition Australian high school students have two weeks left to enter the Australian Taxation Office’s Tax, Super + You competition for a chance to win from a cash prize pool of over $6000.

Right lighting can boost student concentration, wellbeing The right lighting solution and good lighting design is essential to create a quality learning environment which increases attention spans, improves student mood, regulates alertness, well-being, performance and health

We are here to stay: Catholic Education High profile closures of Catholic schools have raised questions about their wider viability but Catholic Education says it isn’t going anywhere.

Higher education trumps social inequity, but it takes time A degree evens the playing field but it does take time for the paths of the disadvantaged and the better off to converge, about eight years.

Game Changer Challenge pits students against nation’s leading technology thinkers Department of Education Secretary Mark Scott will host some of the nation’s leading thinkers and futurists for a panel discussion that will answer tricky questions from public school students across NSW.