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How a Sydney teenager got inside the space shuttle
Girls from several schools around Australia have returned from NASA encouraged to pursue their passions in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM).
'It was very laid back': How Chloe's school quadrupled the number of uni entrants in four years
Belinda Wall knows how to turn around a struggling school. When she became principal of Woonona High School in 2011, just 15 per cent of the HSC students went on to study at university.
Lawyer translates Instagram terms into plain English
It's no secret that teenagers love social media, but how much do they understand what they've agreed to give up when they start an account?
Don't worry kids, your Year 12 results don't have to determine your future
It's that time of year again, when year 12 results come out. As usual there's a lot of talk of of defining moments. Of deciding your fate. Of doors opening or slamming in your face, depending on the outcome.
How to stop your teenager doing too little, or too much, these holidays
How to stop your teenager doing too little — or too much — these holidays
Sydney Story factory takes teens from playground to published authors
A published book for any first-time author is a bright and shiny thing.
Why I won't be supporting the Salvation Army this Christmas
Here's a tip, charities: maybe wait a few weeks after the high profile suicide of a bullied gay child before you start talking about how school anti-bullying programmes are oh-so-discriminatory.
Australian school students two years behind world's best
Australian high school students are up to two school years behind their peers in the world's best performing countries, a major global test of student achievement has revealed.
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Perth mum forced to show 'barber's note' after son kicked out of school
A Perth mother is outraged her teenage son was told to leave school on Monday morning because his hair was "too short".
Bullied teen commits suicide in front of family
Brandy Vela, 18, fatally shot herself after enduring years of cyberbullying.
Hundreds rally for bullied teen Tyrone Unsworth
Hundreds of people have rallied in Brisbane's CBD in memory of teenager Tyrone Upworth demanding the implementation of the Safe Schools program across Queensland schools.
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