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Education | Latest News & Analysis | The Age

The Age •
October 24, 2026 • 02:00 AM
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The latest Education news, events, analysis and opinion from The Age from a local, national and international perspective

Education | Latest News & Analysis | The Age

Schools enrolling students disengaged from mainstream education are juggling soaring waitlists with “inflexible” rules on how they can be funded.

A perfectly timed school excursion left year 12 students smiling as they unpacked the ruins of Pompeii for their HSC exam.

HSC studies of religion are heavily dominated by private and Catholic schools. Meet the public school students bucking the statewide trend.

Expecting an eight-year-old to shoulder the responsibility of managing type 1 diabetes alone, particularly while in a busy school environment full of demands and distractions, is unreasonable, according to a WA mother.

Twenty-one dead lizards, genetically modified super salmon and IVF for koalas: this year’s HSC biology exam ticked all the boxes for students.

Innovation and education were in focus at The Age’s landmark civic forum on Tuesday.

The Age brings together industry leaders, key decision-makers and the community in a landmark three-day civic forum.

A question about a visit to the zoo in a wheelchair had some HSC maths students scratching their heads.

A teenager trying to circumvent the state’s exam rules caught uploading test questions to the popular chatbot, before trying to pass off AI-generated answers as their own.

As the news spread, the Australian archaeologist who played a pivotal role in cracking its secrets was digging in a dirt pit at a Sydney university.

A radical idea from Canada would see Australian institutions axe fees and entrance exams in a bid to reduce school segregation and improve learning outcomes.

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