SchoolNews by Gemma Easton March 11, 2026 Wellbeing in schools has come into focus in recent years, with research increasingly suggesting a link between students’ happiness and sense of belonging, and
npr April 28, 2026 by Ariel Gilreath A few days into the new semester this January, the LaSalle Parish school district in rural Louisiana made a pronouncement: No more homework. Since then,
SchoolNews by Bronte Tomkins May 2026 Story Dogs is an Australia-wide program that sees volunteers bring their dogs to primary schools where children can read to them in a private, non-judgmental
The Lyric Classroom 12 April, 2026 Listening to Grimes’ pop hit Genesis is less about extracting literal meaning from the lyrics than about engaging with its musical vibes. A euphoric dance
SchoolNews March 17, 2026 by Shannon Meyerkort Over the past fifty years, classroom design has undergone dramatic shifts. The rigid rows of traditional classrooms gave way in the 1970s and 80s to
ASCD SmartBrief 15 April 2026 by Kanoe Namahoe The lights are low. Crickets are chirping. Inside the tents, light flickers, casting shadows on the walls. School librarian Shaye Miller smiles at
A letter from Andy Griffiths A very big thank you to all the families who turned out to my first family shows as Laureate in Bendigo and Kyneton. It’s always a
Podcast: Part 2: The 5 Pillars of Effective Writing Instruction – 2.Quality Writing In this episode, Phil and Sharon return to Fairview Primary School in Collie, Western Australia, where Year 6
EduResearch Matters By Leanne Fray, Maren Aukerman and Rachel Birch Learning to read isn’t the only right children have. Across Australia and internationally, reading instruction has become a highly politicised space.