A Jewish student who felt threatened by the teacher’s actions was moved to a different class.
Bethany Hiatt and Rhianna Mitchell
The incident injured several students from the primary school tour group at Government House in Canberra, leaving one Year 6 girl fighting for her life.
Ria Pandey
Police are investigating allegations “sexually explicit” AI generated pictures of high school girls were circulated online.
Aisling Brennan
Students at Narrogin Senior High School celebrated last year’s academic milestones with a visit from a special guest who obtained the top one per cent ATAR nationwide.
Hannah Whitehead
The significance of being the first golfer chosen by Tiger Woods to represent his new clothing label on the PGA Tour is not lost on an Aussie young gun.
News Corp Australia
Premier Roger Cook says it is ‘appropriate’ for a WA teacher who praised an assassinated Hamas leader to be on leave while an Education Department review into the incident takes place.
Rhianna Mitchell
The 31-year-old has described the incident as “breaking point”, claiming her daughter was being “relentlessly bullied” in school.
Evidence of a “public system that is being left to rot” has been laid bare in a new report on enrolment numbers in Australian schools.
Holly Truelove
Bunbury Officeworks have raised more than $14,600 in their Back to School appeal for the Smith Family to help students impacted by poverty.
Sofia Fimognari
A John Curtin College of the Arts teacher who reportedly paid tribute to a fallen Hamas terrorist leader was absent from school on Monday, as the Education Department refused to provide details about a review.
Dylan Caporn
A growing number of schools are ditching overnight student camps because of cost pressure and the extra strain it adds to staff workloads.
Bethany Hiatt
Young Australians are turning their back on the political system, with just a quarter of year 10s intending to take part in protests or demonstrations as civic interest plummets amongst teenagers.
Cost of living pressures are forcing more WA families to send their children to school without lunch, with one charity reporting a 77 per cent rise in the number of kids asking for food.
The Department of Education says it will review its handling of an incident involving a school teacher’s tribute to an assassinated terror leader in front of students after the Premier blasted its response.
Hannah Cross
Australia's education minister says law reforms around phone usage in schools and vaping are helping the younger generation kick goals in the classroom.
Alex Mitchell
WA’s Education Department is refusing to reveal if it has sanctioned a public school teacher after it emerged on Friday that she had displayed a tribute to an assassinated Hamas leader in her classroom.
It’s been one year since phones were banned in schools and teachers have now revealed whether the tactic has been beneficial in improving children’s behaviour.
The online ransomware gang claims the data includes student medical documents and contact details.
Jessica Evensen
A Perth Rabbi has labelled a memo warning WA public school teachers not to talk about anti-Semitism or polarising international conflicts as ‘strange’.
Bethany Hiatt and Jessica Page
Hundreds of schoolchildren and residents of a large apartment block have been evacuated after a retaining wall sparked concerns it could collapse.
Former Labor leader Bill Shorten has started his new role as the University of Canberra's vice-chancellor, outlining his vision during tough times.
Tess Ikonomou
Troy Selwood’s brothers, star footballers Adam and Joel, have led moving tributes to the former Brisbane Lions player in a funeral service in Geelong on Friday.
Duncan Evans
Teachers from 10 WA Catholic schools will test an artificial intelligence tool that rapidly speeds up marking and creates assignments in moments.
A group of people have been arrested after they allegedly stood to make millions from encouraging people to make false historical sexual abuse claims.
Clareese Packer
