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The University of Wollongong is celebrating two well-known literacy days in the one week by sharing stories.

An atheist group is threatening to sue a New York public school district over songs taught in a music class that include the words

Two mothers are suing a Californian school district, alleging its abstinence-based high-school sex education violates state law.

Play School presenter Matt Passmore tweeted, blogged, texted, emailed and checked his

The literacy of NSW indigenous primary school students has not improved in the past decade, the state auditor-general has reported.

A new mental health program for schools encourages students to connect with each other and ask about their wellbeing with the slogan

Schools are on high alert following a re-emergence of the measles in Sydney

More Australian students are achieving ICT proficiency than in 2005, the latest digital literacy tests reveal.

Research from Murdoch University indicates Australians with a second language are at an advantage in the job market

Just under 700,000 students will enrol in Australia in the next eight years resulting in an additional 1700 schools to be built.