Addressing the rising cost of living: How it impacts children’s education
The Smith Family’s latest annual Pulse Survey reveals that nearly 60% of respondent families have struggled to afford essential school items for their children this
ITECA reveals students overwhelmingly choose independent RTOs
In the lead-up to the next federal election, a policy reform agenda to put students at the heart of skills training and higher education has
New report highlights urgent need for AI literacy
Good Things Australia announces the launch of the Digital Sisters: AI for Good project that will support refugee and migrant women in building their understanding
Partnership to build healthier communities through education
HCF, Australia’s largest not-for-profit health fund, is in partnership with Australia’s leading national children’s education charity, The Smith Family.  The collaboration furthers HCF’s broader
New Australian teacher scholarship program targets resource allocation
Cool.org has launched a new scholarship program to help address long-standing challenges facing teachers and improve student outcomes. Â With philanthropic funding from the Origin
A free initiative supporting schools to respond to suicide
Suicide is a leading cause of death for young people under 25 years in Australia. Representing 31 per cent of all deaths in young people
Federation of School Canteens Boosts National Health Initiative for Aussie Kids
In response to the need for a concerted effort to prioritise the health and well-being of Australian school children, The Federation of Canteens in Schools
Grant round for charities focused on Inclusive Education open
St.George Foundation and BankSA Foundation have made a significant announcement regarding their ongoing commitment to fostering positive change in the realm of education. The unveiling
Student Experience Network (SEN) welcomes the Australian Universities Accord Report
The Australian Universities Accord was released by the Hon Jason Clare MP on the 25th of February and whilst there is huge amount to achieve,
Opinion: High school leavers need to be armed with more than just a ranking
When graduating Australian high school students receive their Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR) it is the culmination of years of hard work and determination. The
