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It was the photo that captured the pure devastation after a freak gust of wind blew a jumping castle 10 metres into the air at a primary school in Tasmania. Taken by ABC reporter Monte Bovill, the confronting image showed two police ...

Located in the Melbourne suburb of Cranbourne East, Casey Grammar School is an independent P-12 school, with three streams in Prep to year 3, two streams in year 4 to 6 and four streams in the Senior School. Rebecca Birch ...

NSW education officials have no idea how many teachers have been vaccinated, even as preparations continue to bring year 12 students back to Sydney classrooms. Authorities have also revealed they have no clue how many individuals will be out and ...

(Click here to read Pt 1) Total behaviour Total Behaviour is made up of four components: acting, thinking, feeling and physiology. Glasser maintains that individuals have considerable control and choice over the acting and thinking components of their total behaviour; ...

The impact of COVID-19 on students In 2020, COVID-19 caught students, teachers, schools and education systems off guard with the global pandemic, disrupting the education of 1.5 billion students across 188 countries. The effect of the pandemic on the wellbeing ...

We are all continually making choices. All choices have consequences. Children and students and their developing brain and mind need to be educated about choices and consequences. In the attempt to understand the world, the brain and mind of children ...

**Updated 29 July 2021** Some Sydney students in their last year of high school will be given priority for the Pfizer vaccine, after the government revealed doses would be directed from other parts of the state to allow a return to ...

A study into the experiences of school leaders during the first round of COVID-19 related school shutdowns in 2020 has found that those who engaged in community, communication and compassion-based responses were most successful in leading their school community through ...

I grew up in a house where slang was part of our everyday vernacular, something that brought us together in many ways as part of a distinct social class living in a particular moment in time. Beer cans were ‘tinnies’, ...

On the first day of the school year as a graduate teacher I encountered a slap in the face. My day started brimming with confidence but that all changed when one boy walked through the door. His name was Jacob ...