Story one of ten today, about five minutes for the lot
Governor-General Sam Mostyn visited a 13-year-old enrichment program. There, 36 primary students conduct hands-on science experiments.
Why it mattersWhen young people see science as real and approachable, more pursue it as a career. A national leader's visible support strengthens that message.
A petition to keep librarians in schools has attracted over 13,000 signatures. This comes as 58 schools cut the roles.
Why it mattersLosing teacher-librarians happens when reading standards fall. This suggests these roles are important to student literacy.
Australian 15-year-olds now trail peers from year 2000 by 2.5 years of learning.
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