Literature transports again
Every year in August, schools and public libraries spend the week celebrating books and Australian children's authors and illustrators. This week of celebration is affectionately known as Book Week.
Hair-raising story behind fund-raising and awareness-raising
The much maligned “mullet” is back. A group of students in Year 10 are keen to support the Black Dog initiative Mullets for Mental Health.
Overrun with a flurry of colour
St Joseph's Primary School, Taree was recently overrun with a flurry of colour when Snow White, Thing 1 & Thing 2, a unicorn, pirate, ballerina and football players paraded on the school's grounds.
HSC exams kick off
As thousands of young men and women prepare to undertake their first HSC exam this morning, it's like I can almost hear the rustling of papers as they scramble to fit in one last revision of their notes.
Expression delivery
Students from Rosary Park, Branxton dressed up as a word for an Amazing Vocabulary Day in place of a Book Week parade.
Pride is a glorious sound
The past 18 months of my career at St Mary’s, Scone, have been the most challenging and rewarding as I “attempted” to become a music teacher.
All in the timing for creative students
It has been a challenging year for the creative arts industry amidst a global pandemic but that did not stop some incredibly determined students from San Clemente High School, Mayfield presenting their annual Drama Night.
Learning beyond the classroom
Have you ever explored the Great Wall of China? Attended the ballet in Hong Kong? Studied the full scope of what NASA has to offer or visited zoos around the globe?