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The NSW government says teacher vacancy numbers in NSW public schools have fallen to a three-year low under their government as they work to address the teacher shortage. New figures show that there were 24 % fewer vacancies at the start of Term 3 than the same time...
Two Local High School Students have been successful in their application to attend the prestigious National Youth Science Forum which takes place during the January School Holidays. Year 11 Inverell High School Students Temiloluwa Deji-Ojo and Myleigh Franklin placed...
Good Samaritans can now be guided to automated external defibrillators (AEDs) to help them respond to people experiencing cardiac arrest, while they wait for paramedics to arrive. The GoodSAM app works by alerting registered...
Member for Northern Tablelands Brendan Moylan has called on the Federal Government to do more to urgently address the childcare drought across the Northern Tablelands and regional NSW. Mr Moylan hit out at the Federal Government saying the lack of childcare places is...
Cancer Council’s much loved and most iconic national fundraiser, Daffodil Day takes place today with Australians encouraged to buy a bunch of daffodils to support life-changing cancer research. Into its 38th year Daffodil Day has long been a beacon of hope for people...
Teachers will be given more opportunities to enhance their teaching and grow as expert educators, through meaningful changes to professional development requirements. The changes aim to make professional development more valuable and ensure teachers are undertaking...
NSW public school students will have more time learning from the state’s expert teachers from next year as the Minns Labor Government works to rebuild the public education system and lift educational outcomes for hundreds of thousands of students. Hundreds of deputy...
The 2024 NAPLAN National Report has been released today, with the NSW Government noting there are some positive signs, but more work to be done to raise education outcomes across New South Wales. Almost 400,000 primary and high school students, across more than...
Kids in NSW will be enjoying astronomy evenings, slime making workshops and robotics labs during Science Week 2024 across NSW. This year’s Science Week from the 10 to the 19th September will see events scheduled across every corner of the state with this year’s theme...