Students who are empowered to lead, grow, and explore are not only more engaged in learning but develop into confident, independent learners who are ready to make meaningful contributions to the world.
There’s a kind of learning that can’t be replicated inside four walls. You see it when a child pauses to pocket a rock, float leaves in a puddle, or follow the path of a butterfly. These moments aren’t diversions from learning. They’re learning at its most authentic. For children in their foundational years—from infancy to primary—outdoor learning and play isn’t just valuable; it’s essential.
As a parent of boys, it’s easy to have a feed full of articles about the dangers of excessive gaming, the impact of social media and the prevalence of toxic masculinity. Before you know it, you’re doom scrolling and wondering how close your own child is to a major misdemeanour.
Today, science and the neurodiversity movement are showing us how to view Autism, ADHD, and so much more, as natural variations in the human rhythm.
ESports is more than just competitive gaming—it’s a dynamic platform that builds teamwork, sharpens strategic thinking, and creates meaningful pathways into the digital future.
For many of us, a love of history starts not in a classroom, but in a conversation—with a grandparent, a neighbour, or a family friend who shares a story that sparks curiosity. That very idea is at the heart of Opal Wonders, a new five-part animated video series designed for students in Reception to Year 2.
Being a young carer is no small job — and now, thanks to a new partnership between Young Carers SA and national not-for-profit Raise, South Aussie kids aged 13 to 16 who look after family members can access free, expert online mentoring to help them feel supported and seen.
When Reuben first began at Christian Brothers College in Reception, he was shy and unsure, with only a few basic words to communicate. Today, he walks through the Junior Campus with confidence – smiling, laughing, and signing with friends and staff who have shared in his remarkable journey.
In a world that is increasingly fast-paced, digital and demanding, Outdoor Education plays a vital role in preparing young people for life beyond the classroom.
Starting school is a big step, and as a parent, you want to know your child will be happy, confident and ready to thrive.
If there’s one thing I’ve learned as a mum of three—Year 8 twins and a daughter in Year 5—it’s that school isn’t just about the kids.
Tatachilla Lutheran College has some adorable new arrivals — two young tammar wallabies! These furry friends have joined the school’s EcoSanctuary as part of an exciting conservation project, helping to protect native wildlife and spark students’ love for the environment.
There’s something timeless in the idea that we learn best by doing — by getting our hands dirty, testing our limits, and stepping beyond the familiar.
Kumon is an ideal choice for parents looking for a long-term educational program that fosters self-learning, builds confidence, and develops essential academic skills.
In today’s classrooms, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming an invaluable tool, with each teacher and schools leveraging it in their own unique way.