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Australia
Monday
15th Sep 2025
What Australia is (and isn鈥檛) copying from England鈥檚 MAT system
The Tasmanian government is to be the first to trial a version of England鈥檚 grouping of schools into trusts, writes Will Bickford Smith 鈥� but it won鈥檛 be adopting some aspects of the model
Tuesday
2nd Jul 2024
What is the聽future for universal teaching resources?聽
A centralised bank of resources has long been heralded as a potential solution to Australia鈥檚聽workload problems, but so far this promise has yet to be fully delivered
Friday
24th May 2024
Taking a positive approach to fixing behaviour
One school in Australia explains how the school-wide positive behaviour support (SWPBS) framework is helping it to tackle a rise in disruption
Friday
17th May 2024
New South Wales curriculum reform needs careful handling
It is too easy for the needed changes to the school curriculum in New South Wales to deteriorate into a social media slanging match 鈥� we need understanding from both sides
Monday
13th May 2024
What should the top teachers in Australia be paid?
Despite a teacher shortage, Australian policymakers have not got a grip on the need to improve teacher salaries to aid retention, argues John Cole