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NSW schools shut down amid Covid surge, isolation rules could be relaxed
Schools across NSW are either closed or operating with minimal staff due to the spread of Covid-19, forcing teachers and students…
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Back to basics: new curriculum to begin in term two
After an almost year-long debate, state and federal education ministers have signed off on the revised national curriculum, set to…
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Alan Tudge remains education minister
Federal politician Alan Tudge has retained his title of education minister despite being stood aside from the position. Tudge was asked by…
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âWe are agileâ: 2022 NSW Schools Summit talks workforce challenges
Principals, teachers and senior education leaders from across NSW gathered in Sydney this week to attend the fourth annual SMH…
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Disadvantaged students more excluded at school: study
Disadvantaged young people experience significantly lower levels of teacher support and life satisfaction at school than their more affluent peers,…
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Mask mandate scrapped in NSW schools
School students and teachers across NSW will be freed from mask mandates next week, as the stateâs health authorities continue…
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Major change to RATs in NSW schools
Schools in NSW will continue to hand out rapid antigen tests to help keep kids in classrooms but surveillance testing…
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Sharp rise in childcare incidents as year 12 completion drops: Productivity Commission report
Australia's childcare sector has recorded a spike in serious incidents over the past year, as year 12 completion rates fall…
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Fury as school cleaners miss out on RATs
Cleaners working in NSW schools have been excluded from the rapid antigen testing scheme made available to teachers and to students. NCA…
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Parents could be called in to replace teachers amid staff shortages
Parents could be called in to help supervise children in the classroom under a bold new plan to help schools tackle with…
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