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Second-grader stamps out loneliness in the playground with a 'buddy bench'
Christian Bucks, a second-grader from York in America, came up with a heart-warming idea to ensure children in his schoolyard need never feel lonely again.
What is your child’s learning style?
Just like personalities, people have different learning styles. By understanding how your child learns you can help them get the most out of their schooling.
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The note every kid wishes their mum would write
Bunmi Laditan, the woman behind the hugely successful The Honest Toddler, wrote a letter to her 10-year-old daughter Maya's teachers saying she was "drastically reducing the amount of homework she does this year".
Parents behaving badly: WA teachers hit out at poor treatment
Parents are increasingly siding with their children despite poor grades and bad behaviour, and WA teachers are paying the price.
How the humble school canteen became a model of healthy living
Once the home of sausage rolls, sugar-coated treats and juice boxes, the school canteen now sells tasty meals ranging from rice paper rolls to butter chicken.
Party politics: parents need to butt out of their kid's friendships
"If I hadn't already told my daughter about the party I would have told Samantha's mother where to put her invitation."
Why this mum wore a T-rex costume to school drop-off
Some parents will go to any lengths to teach their kids life lessons.
Schools urged to abandon 'archaic stereotype'
As Alison Boston begins the hunt for a school for her four-year-old daughter Sadie, she knows one thing: she won't choose one that forces girls to wear skirts or dresses.
'Teach your children to be kind': Mum's plea to stop bullying after son hospitalised
A mum whose son has been hospitalised with a horrific head injury has appealed to parents everywhere to speak out against bullying.
The Sydney school with 10 mass brawls a week and 50 suspensions a year
Mass brawls each week and teachers refusing to set foot in parts of the playground were common at Bass Hill Public School.
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Why I use emoji in teaching
They provide access to a living language that helps young people communicate in ways not easily achieved with words.
'I'm scared of NAPLAN': The consequence of a reductive view of education
Education is in danger of being reduced to improving test results and little else.
School accused of shaming students with 'lunch money' stamp
As any parent knows, it can be difficult to keep track of when money needs to be paid for fees, books, excursions, sport and all the other things kids get up to at school.
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