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Virtual excursions for the whole family
Here are some virtual interactive tours that can help stop the COVID-boredom.
The best online resources for primary-school children
With education in 2020 meandering towards online programs and courses, it can be difficult for parents to locate appropriate websites for their
5 educational podcasts for primary kids
Discover engaging and educational podcasts for primary-aged kids in Australia. From ethical considerations to science lessons, explore top shows like 'Short and Curly' and 'Wow in the World' on platforms such as Spotify, Google Playlists and Apple Playlists. Keep your child entertained and informed with entertaining discussions about the world around us.
Student Stories: 5 tips for surviving Year 10
Having got through relatively unscathed, here are my top tips for surviving (and thriving) in Year 10.
Does homework still make sense?
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.
6 great educational apps for early 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.
What's happening in schools around Tasmania
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.
DIY Halloween costume ideas for kids
Make your child's Halloween with these easy-to-assemble costumes!
Sacré Cœur STEAM project
Social media guide for parents in 2014
It's no secret that social media is a popular way for people to communicate - but for parents, it can be hard to keep up with all the latest developments.
Are single-sex schools better than coeducational schools?
21st century learning for girls
Five social media safety tips for parents
Although social media certainly has many benefits, it is natural to be concerned that your child may run into trouble or have a negative experience online.