Australia's education minister says law reforms around phone usage in schools and vaping are helping the younger generation kick goals in the classroom.

Students across the country are less distracted since mobile phones were banned in the classrooms, new research shows.

EXCLUSIVE: In a brown, muddy pond in a rural village in Bangladesh, Olympian Emma McKeon watches on the sidelines as kids with big smiles proudly show off their new swimming skills.

Schools can create shared space for teachers who travel from classroom to classroom, giving them room for storage and ...

Students in western New South Wales returned to school today but not everything has gone to plan in Broken Hill. One of the ...

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It is all about the vision of what the new West Virginia University at Parkersburg Innovation and Technology Center can be in ...

A state high school teacher who touched a 16-year-old former student on the genitals and asked if he could offer a sexual favour after they exchanged explicit photos on Snapchat has been given the ...

The mother of a woman who was filmed threatening a student in a private school classroom has started an online fundraiser to help the family pay legal fees.

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The most recent study showed more than 60% of Year 10 students don’t make the national standard for knowledge of democracy ...

Cotton Australia is launching new resources for schools in the form of activity sets aligned to the design and technology, ...