Education news

The players were different but the spirit of the occasion remained true to the original, with a celebratory note to help it soar even higher.

Five Queensland state schools have featured prominently in this year's Premier's Sustainability Awards.

The wide range of career possibilities in the environment sector will go on show in Brisbane on 23 July.

The current issue of Classroom Connections focuses on the More Support for Students with Disabilities (MSSWD) National Partnership.

Learning how the brain functions can help us better understand how we learn and has the potential to transform education, as Geoff Masters explains.

A 'hidden gem' just a short walk from Brisbane's Central station and Anzac Square links the city, the historic war in the South-West Pacific and the National Curriculum.

Each term, Education Views publishes a calendar of professional development events and activities for all Department of Education, Training and Employment staff.

Education Views has the second half of 2013 covered with the Semester 2 calendar of special events, covering the year from June to December.

What is one of the keys to creating a happy workplace full of achieving students?

More teacher aide hours allowing another 384 Prep classes in 69 state schools have been announced.

Schools seeking ideas to boost involvement in this year's Premier's Reading Challenge ahead of the school holidays need look no further than Brisbane's MacGregor State School.

Teachers returning to the classroom continue to have their path back smoothed by the Restart Teaching program.

The first release of national statistics detailing how children are developing prior to starting school opened a new avenue for Everton Park State School to connect with local early childhood services.

A 6.6 per cent increase in education spending is a feature of the State Government Budget brought down on 11 June.

Four Queensland teachers have emerged as 'people's choice' recipients in national awards announced in Melbourne on 31 May.

It's no secret that laying a strong foundation in education can lead to future success.

A 'hidden gem' just a short walk from Brisbane's Central station and Anzac Square links the city, the historic war in the South-West Pacific and the National Curriculum.

The Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) continues to give Queensland schools valuable opportunities to link the classroom and stage.

Members of Queensland's Reef Guardian Schools network have until 21 June to apply for one of four Virginia Chadwick Memorial Foundation Awards.

Tickets are now on sale for an evening with the most musically outstanding students in Queensland state high schools.