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The Great Southern Reef – knowledge-rich curriculum design
The Great Southern Reef – knowledge-rich curriculum design

St Theresa’s Primary School Albion in Melbourne’s west is strengthening science learning through a knowledge-rich curriculum focused on Australia’s Great Southern Reef. In today’s article Literacy Leader Jackie O'Connor-Croydon shares more about the P-6 program that integrates field experiences, expert-led learning and sequenced content, to deepen students’ scientific understanding. 

Podcast special: An interview with Australian top 10 finalist of the Global Teacher Prize Colleen O’Rourke
Podcast special: An interview with Australian top 10 finalist of the Global Teacher Prize Colleen O’Rourke

The 2026 recipient of the Global Teacher Prize has been announced – Rouble Nagi from India took out the top prize. One Australian teacher was a top 10 finalist this year – Colleen O’Rourke from the Hills Cristian Community School in Adelaide, South Australia. Teacher caught up with her shortly after she was named a finalist to find out about the work she’s been recognised for. 

Photo story: An outdoor water classroom
Photo story: An outdoor water classroom

The new ‘water classroom’ at All Saints’ College in Western Australia is designed to bring curriculum, culture and wellbeing together in one place. In today’s photo story, we learn more about the physical space, how it encourages students to engage with their natural environment, and the impact on their mental health and wellbeing. 

Top 50 finalists announced for the Global Teacher Prize 2026
Top 50 finalists announced for the Global Teacher Prize 2026

The top 50 finalists for the US$1 million Global Teacher Prize have just been announced, bringing together nominees from 38 countries. They include 2 teachers from Australia – Colleen O'Rourke and Jade Bassett. Find out more in today’s article.

Teacher Staffroom Episode 72: Looking at learning spaces – playgrounds, libraries and tech hubs
Teacher Staffroom Episode 72: Looking at learning spaces – playgrounds, libraries and tech hubs

A big part of getting ready for a new year is setting up your learning spaces. Whether it be how you’ll set up your own classroom, the school library space, or even outdoor areas, there’s plenty to consider. In this episode of Teacher Staffroom, we catch you up on our latest content on learning spaces.

Researching education: 5 further readings on learning spaces
Researching education: 5 further readings on learning spaces

From inside the classroom to the school’s outdoor spaces, there’s plenty to consider when it comes to learning spaces. In this edition of Researching education: 5 further readings, we share 5 resources on the topic of learning spaces.

Photo story: Award-winning international school design
Photo story: Award-winning international school design

Twelve recently completed schools have been recognised as finalists for this year’s World Architecture Festival. In this photo story, we share which school was named winner, and more about the design of each finalist from across the globe. 

Strategic planning – designing a school playground to improve behaviour and engagement
Strategic planning – designing a school playground to improve behaviour and engagement

St Mary's Catholic Primary School in Williamstown, Victoria, has a 10-year plan to improve its playground and outdoor spaces. In today’s article, principal Anthony Hockey shares what the school has done to improve the playgrounds so far, what is to come next, and the noticeable impact these changes have already had on student engagement and behaviour. 

Eye spy a struggling student – what vision might be telling you
Eye spy a struggling student – what vision might be telling you

Have you asked your students if they can see the writing on the board, in their own textbooks, or on devices clearly? Here, optometrists Amanda Lea and Rebecca Dang share common eye-related behaviours to look out for in the classroom and practical teacher tips for encouraging good visual behaviours at school. 

Researching education: 5 further readings on specialist and support staff
Researching education: 5 further readings on specialist and support staff

Teaching assistants (TAs) and other specialist support staff are important resources in a school. In this edition of Researching education: 5 further readings, we share 5 resources on this topic, including guidance reports designed specifically for leaders and a report on the role of Aboriginal Education Workers.