Daniela Schiavo We understand the responsibility you have to your students, and we’ve seen just how tough it can be sometimes to show up and give 100% every day. While we can’t control things like your students’ behaviour or school bureaucracy, we can give you some tools to be able to control how you handle hurdles and … Read more
As a modern society, I think it is fair to say that we are all guilty of spending just a little too much time on our phones. Scrolling on social media really does seem like a great way to decompress after a long day in the classroom. Plus, that’s where most of us get our … Read more
We absolutely love hearing about your teaching experiences in the classroom, and therefore wanted to create a space where you can share your Term One highlights! Please comment below with any anecdotes, tips, or motivational tricks that might help other educators make the best of the terms to come! Want to maximise your relaxation time … Read more
Has your school been losing students to homeschooling? Since 2022, there has been a notable increase in families opting for homeschooling, with an estimated 42,452 students registered for home education across Australia. This trend has sparked discussions about the reasons behind this shift, the regulations surrounding registration and the welfare of students, the closely guarded … Read more
Did you know that more than half (51.5%) of Australian residents were born overseas, or have at least one parent who was? Australia is one of the most successful multicultural societies in the world. Harmony Week is a great opportunity to celebrate that, and it is also the perfect time to focus on inclusiveness, belonging, … Read more
While the 2025 Australian Federal Election is yet to be called, the race to the polls has well and truly begun. It is likely that students and their families are seeing campaign material and speaking about what the upcoming election could mean. It is also likely that they are not, and students don’t understand the … Read more
We understand that our teachers want to create a comfortable, inviting classroom environment, but that sometimes budgets can be tight. That is why we designed these free, simple, universal classroom posters, charts, and resources that you can easily download and print, ready to be pinned up and filled in! Helpful Tip: Print at A3 size … Read more
December is a unique time in Australian classrooms. With the school year winding down, it’s a period of reflection, celebration, and often a touch of chaos. Primary and secondary school teachers face specific joys and challenges, all while keeping students engaged and motivated during the final stretch. One of the highlights of teaching in December is … Read more
In today’s education system, academic achievement often takes centre stage, with schools striving to meet performance benchmarks and standardised testing goals. Yet, this focus on academic outcomes sometimes overlooks the broader needs of students, including their emotional, social, and moral development. A growing body of research is calling for a more holistic approach to education—one … Read more
Good habits are the foundation of a meaningful, resilient life. For teachers across Australia, encouraging these habits in the classroom can shape not only academic success but also the social and emotional wellbeing of students. Our Building Character & Resilience Program offers educators a framework to guide students in developing habits that strengthen character, empathy, … Read more
