Banning Mobile Phones in Schools: Positive Progress or a Misguided Solution?
Mobile phones are ubiquitous in modern society and schools are in no way immune to the phenomenon. Across the world, fro...
Mobile phones are ubiquitous in modern society and schools are in no way immune to the phenomenon. Across the world, fro...
The Victorian Registration & Qualifications Authority (VRQA)’s updated Guidelines to the Minimum Standards and Requireme...
Victorian Disability Discrimination Payouts The Age recently reported that, over the past few years, the Department of E...
The Victorian Ombudsman (Ombudsman), in a recent review into a public school, has investigated allegations of nepotism, ...
As discussed previously on School Governance, the Catholic Church’s child protection standards setting body - Catholic P...
Every school has, or should have, rules in place for their students, staff, and the occasional visitor to school grounds...
Teachers are considered to hold a unique position of trust, care and authority due to their influence on children and yo...
While children are of compulsory school age, they are legislatively required to be enrolled in some kind of education pr...
At the February 2018 meeting of the Council of Australian Governments (COAG), all states and territories committed to pu...
Last week the Victorian Commission for Children and Young People (CCYP) released a new version of the Guide for Creating...
