Drama? No drama

While parents often want their children to focus on maths and science, taking drama at high school could be the best move for your child and their future.

Melbourne’s term four return-to-school plans need rethinking

It’s time to put belonging and connection first on the agenda for Melbourne’s school students as they return to school after the latest COVID lock-down.

Helping year 12 students stay on track

As Term 2 starts for many students, COVID-19 means schooling at home has become a reality. So, how can parents and carers help? Particularly those in their final year of school?

Year 12 can be stressful, but setting strong and healthy goals can help you thrive

Many students are anxious as they enter year 12 as they look forward to crucial exams, but adopting a few simple coping strategies can reduce the stress and improve their outcomes.

7 habits of successful high school students

Developing a range of simple, sensible habits can help you succeed in your studies and stay happy in High School.

Group punishment just makes kids hate school

While group punishment is used in Australian schools, it is unfair and unlikely to improve behaviour – so why is it still acceptable in most education department policies?

The importance of feeling connected at school

If students feel disconnected from new schools or classes then their learning and even their health can suffer but new research shows how teachers can help.

How to help kids make friends at primary school

Making good friends in primary school is not always easy, but parents and teachers can take some positive steps to help their children make connections.

Choosing the right school for your child

Choosing the right school for your children can be a daunting prospect for any family, but keeping a few simple tips in mind can help make the right decision for everyone.