In today’s classrooms, teachers face a complex and fast-paced environment where decisions are made every few seconds. These decisions—ranging from instructional choices to behaviour management—are shaped by a mix of cognitive load, emotional state, and prior experience.
Read MoreI’ve spent enough time in schools to know that behind every principal’s polished newsletter photo is someone who’s holding a lot, sometimes too much. The 2024 ACU Principal Occupational Health, Safety and Wellbeing Survey didn’t exactly sugar-coat it: school leadership is approaching a breaking point.
Read MoreOne of the subtler challenges in schools today is: students are researching more than ever, but often without knowing what research actually is. They know how to look things up. They’ll go to Google, ask ChatGPT, scan a few headlines or click on the first few links. These sources may even mimic authority, but they rarely invite scrutiny. And that’s the issue.
Read MoreWe’re in a new financial year, so what should you be doing about your super?
Read MoreYes, we understand what burnout is. We’ve seen it in our staffrooms. We’ve felt it in our calendars, our shoulders, and our sighs at the end of a long week. That creeping exhaustion that no long weekend can fix. The feeling of caring deeply and still wondering if it’s enough. We’re not short on effort. We’re short on air.
Read MoreExhibiting at the National Education Summit is a valuable opportunity to connect directly with passionate educators, school leaders, and education decision-makers from across the country. But standing out from the crowd and achieving long-term ROI requires a solid plan – our media partner Education Matters share their insights below.
Read MoreAs the demand grows for innovative, future-focused education, Hologram Zoo, developed by Axiom Holographics, is emerging as a groundbreaking tool for schools. Designed to immerse students in the world of cutting-edge technology, Hologram Zoo bridges classroom learning with real-world application—bringing STEM concepts to life in a captivating, hands-on way.
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Literacy is more than just reading and writing—it’s a gateway to opportunity. In today’s fast-paced, information-rich world, core literacy skills are essential for accessing knowledge, participating fully in society, and achieving personal success.
Read MoreOften when we talk about the mental health issues associated with digital technology, we focus on the extremes – sextortion, radicalisation and body dysmorphia. But behind these headline-grabbing harms lies a quieter crisis: the everyday mental strain technology places on young people.
Read MoreI used to think good leadership meant carrying it all every crisis, every deadline, every difficult conversation. That’s just what leaders do, right? We steady the ship, hold space for others, and keep everything moving.
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During the course of the Summit, NGS Super will be doing 5 minute power sessions at their booth, number C08, and those topics will include heading towards retirement contribution, and are you on track?
Read MoreTeaching is one of the most meaningful professions in the world – and also one of the hardest. In the past few years, we’ve seen a global shift in education: from academic catch-up to collective burnout, from wellbeing rhetoric to a real need for systemic support. But too often, educator wellbeing is treated as an afterthought.
Read MoreIn schools, relationships form the bedrock of daily interactions. Whether it’s between teachers and students, staff and families, or among colleagues themselves, education is inherently relational. Educators are drawn to this profession because they care deeply about people, growth, and connection.
Read MoreAs an exhibitor at the National Education Summit (NES), you’re already positioning your brand at the forefront of Australia’s education sector. But to truly maximise your investment, it’s essential to amplify your presence before, during, and after the event.
Read MoreIf you’ve worked inside a primary or elementary school lately, you’ll know: the classroom is changing. Children today are navigating a world more complex, connected, and emotionally demanding than ever before. Academic skills still matter, of course – but they’re no longer enough. More and more, educators are asking: What can I do to help my students thrive?
Read MoreWith upskilling posing a challenge, hybrid work debates still unsettled, and a new generation of education professionals entering the field, here’s what you need to know for 2025.
Read MoreThe question stopped being “ask the librarian” and became “ask Google.” Discovery services made full-text content available, not just citations. That was transformative. AI now adds yet another layer—people aren’t necessarily searching for the original content anymore. They’re asking a model to synthesise or generate a specific answer. Now it’s “ask ChatGPT.”
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Eight schools from Brisbane Catholic Education (BCE) involved in a pilot Writer's Toolbox programme have achieved NAPLAN growth rates eight times higher than state counterparts. The schools, a diverse mix across the Brisbane Diocese, used Writer's Toolbox to lift student writing results, as well as develop student thinking skills and confidence.
Read MoreA Personal Reflection on Literacy, Teacher Training, and the Urgent Need for Change
As I reflect on my journey as both an educator and a mother, one phrase continues to echo in my mind: I didn’t know what I didn’t know.
Read MoreThere’s a lot of information out there about super, but how do you know what applies to you? What information is relevant? Super can be complex, but we believe it doesn’t need to be. Improving your knowledge and understanding of super is always going to be one of the best ways to effectively manage your savings and maximise your retirement savings.
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