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Education, Catholic systems yet to sign off on education reforms

Education, Catholic systems yet to sign off on education reforms

About three years after an expert panel called for urgent changes to Canberra's education system, two systems are yet to implement recommended changes.

  • by Emily Baker

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NSW school curriculum set for massive overhaul
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NSW school curriculum set for massive overhaul

"Informal subjects" will be targeted in the state-wide review that aims to prepare students for the jobs of the 21st century.

  • by Jordan Baker
Beyond NAPLAN: the brave new world of testing
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Beyond NAPLAN: the brave new world of testing

As children prepare to sit NAPLAN this week, the new age of testing is already here.

  • by Jordan Baker
Life lessons for your kids from Australia's most successful people
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Life lessons for your kids from Australia's most successful people

Ten highly successful Australians share the secrets that drove them to achieve greatness.

  • by Hugh Minson
Unis welcome $9 billion cash splash from Labor
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Unis welcome $9 billion cash splash from Labor

Labor's $9 billion pledge to restore funding and scrap cap on enrolments has been welcomed by universities.

  • by Jordan Baker
Labor MP hits out at Moora College activists for 'vandalising' car
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Labor MP hits out at Moora College activists for 'vandalising' car

Member for the Agricultural Region Darren West was visiting Moora last week when the incident occurred.

  • by Eliza Wynn
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Grammar students rebuild earthquake-damaged classrooms in Nepal
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Grammar students rebuild earthquake-damaged classrooms in Nepal

The 21 students, parents and staff from Canberra Grammar School partnered with Canberra charity REACH for Nepal for the project.

  • by Megan Doherty
Teaching to NAPLAN leading to Australia's falling PISA scores: expert
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Teaching to NAPLAN leading to Australia's falling PISA scores: expert

Schools teaching to NAPLAN is the main cause of a slight increase in results but is leading to Australia's worsening performance in international assessments.

  • by Pallavi Singhal
Private schools complain to Archbishop about 'vitriolic' attacks
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Private schools complain to Archbishop about 'vitriolic' attacks

The battle between independent and Catholic schools is heating up.

  • by Henrietta Cook
Why I’m making my son sit a test I know he’ll fail
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Why I’m making my son sit a test I know he’ll fail

According to NAPLAN, my son isn't learning anything at school. But one look at the Valentine's Day card he gave me shows the real problem is with the test.

  • by Briana Blackett
Our brightest kids are being left to fend for themselves
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Our brightest kids are being left to fend for themselves

It is a disgrace that those who are academically gifted or even just talented and hardworking are disparaged for their success.

  • by Cynthia Fenton