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The largest single philanthropic gift ever given to a NSW university – and the biggest ever donation to the University of Sydney (USYD) – will go to girls from Western Sydney who dream of becoming scientists or mathematicians. The $100m ...

A report by the Productivity Commission has revealed a startling disparity between funding funnelled into private schools and that given to their public counterparts. The private schooling sector saw a 22 per cent faster growth in government funding over the past decade ...

What do you remember about maths at school? Did you whizz through the problems and enjoy getting the answers right? Or did you often feel lost and worried you weren’t keeping up? Perhaps you felt maths wasn’t for you and ...

It's well established that teachers are leaving the profession in record numbers, and after returning to the classroom last year, I understand why. For over a decade, I've run a children's wellness company, working closely with educators to support student ...

Australian classrooms will be short more than 4000 educators in 2025, education leaders warn. Australian Education Union (AEU) Victorian branch president Meredith Peace said schools would fail to fill thousands of public school teaching spots, with the latest data showing ...

Flexible education continues to be the most rapidly growing sector of the Australian education system. Over the past year, flexible and alternative schools across the country have struggled to navigate an increasing need to provide education for young people who ...

NSW Police will begin patrolling Jewish schools across the state in a bid to protect students and teachers from further anti-Semitic attacks. The security move came just a day after a sweep of anti-Semitic messages were scrawled at three locations across Sydney, including ...

The federal government has made 22 commitments to Australians living with autism in four key areas: social inclusion; economic inclusion; diagnosis, services and support; and health. Overall, the strategy aims to create a safe and inclusive society for people living ...

The shape of Australia’s school system is undergoing a significant change. Enrolments in independent schools are growing, while fewer students are going to public schools. Why are more families choosing an independent or Catholic school, when they could send their ...

Aussies living in Sydney will for the first time spend about $150,000 per child on 13 years of education as the cost of schooling skyrockets in 2025. A Futurity Investment Group analysis found there has been a 33 per cent increase ...