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Students are learning about half the science content of school systems in similar countries, consulting group has found

Former Wentworth MP Dave Sharma who lost his seat to a teal independent is back in politics after winning a packed preselection battle.

A second job for a teacher was once private tutoring, but social media has created new opportunities – and some teachers have more than 100,000 followers.

The Ministry of Education has dedicated $4.4 million to the work of a new Education Reform Unit, it was revealed yesterday. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, gave a breakdown of the expenditur...

An Education Authority in Bermuda will not be fully independent but will be run with minimal political interference, the Minister of Education has said. During a press conference yesterday, Diallo Ra...

Public school children returned to the classrooms amid much fanfare yesterday with the start of the new school year. Keisha Douglas, the principal of the Berkeley Institute, said the return to school...

Public schoolchildren returned to the classrooms amid much fanfare today with the start of the new school year. Keisha Douglas, the principal of The Berkeley Institute, said the return to school went...

Australia’s school curriculum has been described in withering terms as “a mile wide, but just an inch deep” by education and skills ­director for the ­Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Andreas Schleicher.

Support for the Government’s public primary school reform plans is “strongly lacking” according to a survey. Rajai Denbrook, a parent of public schoolchildren, launched the survey in June which he sa...

Victoria’s deputy premier insists he isn’t getting too comfortable, despite the stability that comes with spending almost two terms in the education portfolio.