Muslim Vote Convener warned by his education department employer over comments made on Sydney nurses
An Imam who is a student support officer at a high school in Sydney's west has been told to work from home over alleged breaches to the NSW Department of Education's social media policy and code of ...
Former education chief’s call to curb new selective schools
Michele Bruniges will use a speech at The Sydney Morning Herald Schools Summit on Wednesday to outline how public schools ...
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Cultural diversity in NSW celebrated at the Premier’s Harmony Dinner
A champion for culturally diverse arts, a passionate advocate for women in refugee communities and a multicultural sports innovator are some of the people recognised at the Premier’s Harmony Dinner ...
Thousands of NSW primary school students to sit new mathematics test
The teacher-run 15-minute test will check students’ maths skills in counting, ordering numbers and simple addition and ...
Third man charged over $622,000 invoice fraud in NSW education corruption probe
A third man has been charged over an alleged fraudulent scheme in which more than $622,000 rorted from the NSW Department of ...
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Tropical Cyclone Alfred triggers large-scale school closures across NSW
The NSW Department of Education has announced that more than 100 schools across NSW will be closed for the remainder of the ...
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Precautionary school closures in Northern NSW as Tropical Cyclone Alfred approaches
Schools across the North Coast of NSW will be non-operational for the next two days to safeguard students and staff as Tropical Cyclone Alfred approaches.
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44 years in education for retiring teacher
Mrs Debra Eustace has been a teacher within the NSW Department of Education for 44 years, most of which were here at our ...
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‘Correcting the course’: NSW public schools under new improvement targets
NSW public schools have been handed a string of ‘ambitious’ new academic and attendance targets, in a system-wide ‘course correct’ launched by the Minns Government.