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Mad Woman Rocking has purpose. purpose to inspire, to liberate and ultimately, to make women feel seen and heard
Lithgow City Council commissions local artist to design Christmas banners for Main Street
Applications now open for Aboriginal teacher scholarships
How to ex-seed your garden expectations this summer
Teachers recognised for professional learning during Covid
Growing teacher shortages and NSW could miss out on thousands of teachers
NSW teachers V ote to strike on December 7
Department fined $200,000 over student’s death
New Chair of Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority
New CIS report shows need for reform in teacher education
GetSet Gap Year 2022 offers work opportunities for school leavers
History and heritage professionals appointed to Register of Peers
2021 Tasmanian Gold Medal Award
Striking Chord With Music In Schools
Inclusive Education Opportunity For Teachers
Gunny Money – gift that keeps on giving
Former brother charged over historical sexual abuse of students, NSW
International netball star to coach USC Spartans
All schools can return to onsite learning
NZ police seek information after incident at Lower Hutt school
How Cities Work exhibition
Two students charged over incident in Willetton
USC helps to boost technology teaching in schools
NSW says thank you to teachers on World Teachers’ Day
Day of thanks for Queensland’s teachers
TAFE Teachers celebrated on World Teachers’ Day
TAFE emerging artists collaborate for new Pinnacles Gallery exhibition
Thanking Carinity’s teachers on day of celebration
New wave of talent
Tradies to become teachers with JCU
Best teachers join FASTstream to Bush
More support for learners with highest needs
Education Minister reveals extent of staff cuts at Murwillumbah mega school
Staffing crisis sparks walkout at Hunter schools
Sport Australia’s Sporting Schools program hits record milestone
Inspirational Rockhampton teacher changing students’ lives
Strategy to strengthen quality and capability in teaching profession
Sparking curiosity for Children’s Week
Get Ready Queensland schools competition winner announced 14 October
Failing to prevent contamination violates indigenous people’s right to traditional lands – UN Human Rights Committee
Dance teacher charged over historical sexual abuse of student at Camden, NSW
Students invited to dive in to training for swimming jobs
Event will honor suffragist and mathematician James Oliver
Carinity Orana turning young lives around with unconditional love
New resources give kids full-farm experience
Shortages force teachers to take classes outside areas of expertise
Supporting Our Senior Vocational Education Students
Being Black in World: With new essay collection, Ian Williams explores his experiences with anti-Black racism