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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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What happened when a primary school stopped giving homework
Whether or not primary school students should be given homework is a longstanding – and polarising – debate.
Young boy gives us all a lesson in racial prejudice
If you've ever wondered how kids view the rest of humanity, this sweet young boy can provide you with an answer.
Freshly made food replaces packaged snacks in school canteens
School canteens will have to sell freshly made instead of packaged food.
An open letter to all the non-volunteering mums and dads
This is an open letter from all the volunteers. I ask just one thing of you.
The three misbeliefs that push families to up-end their lives
Ranking education, and ranked education, is rank nonsense.
Should school hours be changed to 9am to 5pm?
Working 9 to 5 – is that how you'd like to see your child's school days to operate?
Mum shamed by school for child's lunchbox snack with 'condescending' note
Earlier this month a South Australian mother-of-eight was shamed by her child's preschool for packing a piece of homemade chocolate slice in her little one's lunch box.
Too hot to learn – do schools need a policy on coping with heatwaves?
What impact do heatwaves have on schools? And is it time for the government to roll out a national policy on heat protection?
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Watch a class go wild as their maths teacher proposes to their science teacher
A super excited Year Five class watched in delight as their science teacher proposed to their maths teacher on Valentine's Day - and their excited reaction will make you teary.
'We don't enrol a student, we enrol the family': how schools are trying to win over parents
In a bid to win over mums and dads, Victorian schools are running English classes, cooking lessons and even yoga sessions for parents.
Today's children face new challenge in rise of machines
What kind of intelligence will children need to succeed in the machine age?
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