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NSW teachers offered $4,000 bonus

The NSW government has offered school teachers a $4000 bonus if they pass their Highly Accomplished and Lead Teacher (HALT) accreditation. Under the Coalitions' plan, the one-time cash bonus will enable teachers across the state to access salaries up to ...

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Sarah Henderson appointed shadow education minister

Sarah Henderson has been appointed the federal coalition’s shadow minister for education. On Tuesday, opposition leader Peter Dutton announced Senator Henderson will take on the role of federal education spokesperson following Alan Tudge's resignation last week. In a statement, Mr ...

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School leaders express screen-time concerns

Excess screen time and a decline in emotional stability are among principals' top concerns for students in 2023, according to new research. This year’s Child Impact Survey from Camp Australia drew insight from 130 principals and over 5,000 families in ...

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Rising school violence prompts SA roundtable

South Australia's education minister Blair Boyer has vouched to make “school safer” and tackle violence on playgrounds following a rise in schoolyard incidents. On Tuesday, an education roundtable was held to discuss new strategies to address school violence across the ...

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Public schools most improved in NAPLAN results

Primary state schools and regional schools have made the biggest improvements in their NAPLAN results over the past five years, according to a new independent report. A recent NewsCorp analysis used MySchool data to track nationwide NAPLAN results between 2017 ...

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SA wants to ban phones to reduce school violence

Mobile phones in South Australian public high schools are set to be banned from 2023. The decision follows months of consultations between the state education department, teachers, principals, parent groups and unions after incidents involving students using phones to record ...

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Data reveals school counsellor shortage in NSW

School counsellors in NSW have been forced to ‘select’ which students they see due to severe shortages staffing across the state. In October, more than 70 full-time positions for counsellors were vacant in state schools, with only one counsellor available ...

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