Inclusive schools welcome children of all abilities. Find out more about the different inclusive schools across Australia. 

One-third of schools in Australia have their own ‘Bring your own device’ (BYOD) policy. The BYOD programme was first introduced in Australian schools as a replacement for government's Digital Education Revolution scheme.

Some experts insist that it simply stresses students and their families, but others believe homework that is relevant, age-appropriate and engaging can instil good habits and enhance learning.

Technology has revolutionised the way children are learning and how teachers are teaching. Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) schemes are a regular fixture in Australian schools, allowing students to use smartphones, laptops and tablets in the classroom.

There's far more happening in Victoria than the Royal Melbourne Show, we've compiled five activities that will keep the kids active and mentally stimulated

For those in Queensland, here are some busy activities for you kids these September school holidays 

With Term 3 coming to an end, we wanted to look back at some of the exciting things happening in Australian schools — this time, in Tassie. 

Many of us are fortunate enough to have fond childhood memories of reading time with our parents. 

What good can come out of students using social networking sites?

Mental health is a serious issue in Australian schools, and it shouldn't be ignored.

22 July 2019 - Can Queensland students keep up with the new ATAR system? Find out news about sustainability programs and how kids across Queensland celebrate culture.

20th July 2019 - What's happening to the attendance rates at schools and Woolaware Public School shares a cute story.

Modern technology is changing the way schools are teaching and kids learning.

Is your child struggling to get their homework done? There are so many ways to help your child out at homework, from creating a good study environment to helping them manage stress from schoolRead more