NAIDOC Week celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. A wide range of activities and events are held across the nation, in schools, workplaces

Once upon a time we only taught engineering to teenagers, but those days are long gone — thank goodness — and the E in STEM is alive and well in

If your first year of teaching has you feeling a little nervous — OK, more than a little nervous — take a very, very deep breath. Feel better? The teachers

Can we talk about teacher resumes for a minute? If you just graduated from college with your teaching degree, first off a round of congratulations is in order. But as

We could all use a brain break now and then, and kids are no different! The good news: Gone are the days of making your students sit still for hours

When entering the school grounds during playtime, you may be surprised to see children of all ages running around like mad cats – some are bobbing down in one spot,

Ask teachers what they love most in this world, and the list is probably going to start with “my students,” include a reference to something caffeinated and conclude with some

From the beginning of COVID-19 pandemic, the early childhood sector was tasked with expanding their required health practices to include up-to-date, health information to prevent the spread of COVID-19 among

Incorporating mindfulness activities for kids into an everyday classroom context is becoming more and more common and It’s hard to overstate the positive benefits of teaching mindfulness to children. They’ve

What’s your favourite teaching moment to date? We put the call out and asked our teachers over on our Facebook page to: …and their variety of answers did not disappoint!