education

Women training as midwives and nurses in Afghanistan have been barred by the Taliban from continuing their education.

Cranbrook, an elite all-boys school in Sydney’s east, will get its first female principal starting next year, following a string of serious allegations pointing to a toxic culture and inappropriate behaviour from staff. 

On the three year anniversary of the Taliban’s takeover, the situation for women and girls in Afghanistan remains a ‘total nightmare’

Female students are underperforming in numeracy compared to their male counterparts, according to the newly released NAPLAN results.

Have recent changes to our childcare system simply embedded more disadvantage for some of our most marginalised children?

The Independent Education Union (IEU) is calling for pay rises for teachers in the private school system in NSW and ACT.

In South Australia, an ongoing study has revealed disturbing behaviours exhibited by male high school students towards female teachers.

New Zealand’s new coalition government has announced plans to scrap gender and sexuality education (RSE) from the curriculum.

The latest Financy Women’s Index rose by 2 per cent to 78.1 points in the September quarter, the best gain in two years.

Grattan Institute’s report raises concerns about post-study work rights for international graduates, but are their recommendations the right solution?

The starting salary for graduate teachers in NSW state schools will rise from $75,791 to $85,000, as part of a new four-year pay deal.