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F1 in schools goes to western Sydney TAFE NSW Mount Druitt hosted 40 students from across Western Sydney to compete in the Greater Western Sydney Regional F1 in Schools STEM Challenge.

Principals want data and insights into teacher wellbeing The link between a school’s workforce and its results is often undervalued and overlooked and increasingly principals want data driven insight into teacher wellbeing which has a marked effect on student outcomes.

100+ bright Bondi kids shine a light on PNG 115 Bondi Junction primary school students will be guided by volunteers from the Origin Foundation to build solar powered lights, providing new learning opportunities for children living in Papua New Guinea in energy poverty.

Apprenticeships need to beat parent stigma When asked what they needed to get more youth and disadvantaged jobseekers into apprenticeships most business leaders said that overcoming parents' stigmas towards apprenticeships was critical.

Clever claymation and rapper score in ATO’s 2019 Tax, Super + You comp Winners of the 2019 Tax, Super + You competition have won a share in the total cash prize pool of over $6000 with claymation and hip hop featuring in the winning entries.

Flat salary structure forces teachers out of profession Australia’s teacher remuneration is lagging others in the OECD, forcing teachers to seek better pay outside of the profession.

Schools Robotics program wins Canon prize A program to promote STEM education for children took out the Canon Oceania 2019 Canon Grants Program this year.

Wellbeing resource now available to parents in Sydney Parents of kids in a bad way mentally have a new resource that they can access, SchoolTV the digital well-being platform.

Barbara Murray wins two publishing awards Barbara Murray, author of the new four-book set Sound Stories which helps children learn to speak, read and spell, has won two awards at the Educational Publishing Awards Australia (EPAA).

Majority embarrassed by online posts It comes under the heading of seemed a good idea at the time; a majority of Australians have been embarrassed by what they have posted online.

Regional students’ tech solutions for real life problems The regions obviously do tech well with four teams of high school students from rural Australia taking part in a three-day challenge to design and present tech solutions to real-world problems facing their communities.

Students get a taste of early childhood education at TAFE NSW Students from Camden High School received a grounding in early childhood education and career opportunities at TAFE NSW Campbelltown. There will be demand for 36,000 child care workers by 2022.