You may have heard the term 'enterprise education'. We explain what it is, how it's used in schools and why it's important.

With low uptake of science and mathematics subjects by school students and dwindling interest in related tertiary courses, there's much to be done to raise the appeal of STEM disciplines.

Research from the Foundation for Young Australians has revealed that almost two thirds of Australian students are training for jobs that won't exist or are set to change drastically in the future.

Federal Education Minister Christopher Pyne has put forward a proposal to enforce study of a maths or science subject in Year 12. We take a look at what the changes would mean for your child, as well as some of the arguments on both sides.

Released in May, the federal government's Budget will see Australian families facing a number of changes, many of which will affect school and further education.

Victorian school exams could soon be completed online under an assessment overhaul proposed by the state government.

Online education is expanding in Australia, with a host of new opportunities available to students at secondary level.

With Asia's rise on the world stage in what is being called the 'Asian Century', the Australian Government has released a White Paper listing a number of goals to be achieved by 2025. But what does this mean for your child?

The Coalition Government has revealed that it will repeal any legislation passed to introduce the Gonski reforms if elected next year.

Read on to find out the potential pros and cons of choosing a selective entry government school.

The Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) launched the National Safe Schools Framework in 2011 with the belief that all students should be able to learn and develop in safe and supportive environments.

The Commonwealth Government has announced the formation of a Digital Education Advisory Group made up of leading education and IT experts, which will strive to pave the way for incorporating new technology into the classroom.