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Australian researchers have found teenagers who eat more fruit may be less likely to develop symptoms of depression and ...
23/10/2026

Australian researchers have found teenagers who eat more fruit may be less likely to develop symptoms of depression and anxiety, adding to evidence that everyday dietary choices could have implications for adolescent mental health.

New University of Sydney research links higher fruit intake with a lower risk of depression and anxiety symptoms among teenagers.

The Victorian Government has announced it will extend the state’s mobile phone ban to include smart glasses and wearable...
21/10/2026

The Victorian Government has announced it will extend the state’s mobile phone ban to include smart glasses and wearable devices in all Victorian schools – government, Catholic and independent.

The Victorian Government has announced it will extend the state's mobile phone ban to include smart glasses and wearable devices in all Victorian schools – government, Catholic and independent.

While teachers recognise the value of music learning, priorities like lesson planning, curriculum requirements, assessme...
13/10/2026

While teachers recognise the value of music learning, priorities like lesson planning, curriculum requirements, assessment and student wellbeing can make it challenging to incorporate meaningful arts experiences.

It is a reality chamber music organisation Musica Viva Australia is seeking to address through a combination of live performance experiences and curriculum-aligned teaching resources.

https://educationmattersmag.com.au/the-sound-of-learning-with-musica-viva-australia/

Ten public schools in WA are set to take part in a six-month pilot to ban “unnecessary screen use” for students in Kinde...
12/10/2026

Ten public schools in WA are set to take part in a six-month pilot to ban “unnecessary screen use” for students in Kindergarten to Year 2.

Ten Western Australian public schools are set to take part in six-month "back to basics" pilot to ban unnecessary screen use for students in Kindergarten to Year 2.

Schools will be able to access more support for their efforts to embed evidence-based teaching practices, with the Austr...
07/10/2026

Schools will be able to access more support for their efforts to embed evidence-based teaching practices, with the Australian Education Research Organisation - AERO releasing a new collection of implementation resources.

Schools will be able to access more support for their efforts to embed evidence-based teaching practices, with the Australian Education Research Organisation (AERO) releasing a new collection of implementation resources.

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