Macquarie University are trimming the fat as more than 75 jobs are axed and courses scrapped. The Faculty of Arts are facing 42 job losses while the Faculty of Science and Engineering will see 33 job losses. Students studying a Bachelor of Arts will now no longer be able to...
Read moreDetailsFor seventy-five years, Macquarie Community College has been committed to shaping stronger communities through learning and connection. Today, Macquarie Community College is Western Sydney’s leading not-for-proft provider of community-based education and training. At its inception, the facility was known as Eastwood Evening College. Since those first days, the College has...
Read moreDetailsAsquith Boys and Asquith Girls high schools are slated to become two separate co-educational schools from 2026. The NSW Department of Education is upgrading both sites to support the transition. Over the April school holidays, works were carried out to assess soil and rock composition. These works were funded by...
Read moreDetailsIn 2025, Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Community College (HKCC) proudly marks its centennial— celebrating 100 years of empowering individuals through education and fostering community connections. Since 1925, HKCC has evolved with our community's needs while staying true to our core values of inclusion, lifelong learning, and social impact.
Read moreDetailsNew principals are arriving at St Ives Public and St Ives High School. For St Ives Public, Kelly McGowan will become principal following her role as Deputy Principal at St Ives North Public School. For St Ives High School, Tracey Casey, former Principal at Sydney Secondary College, Leichhardt Campus, is...
Read moreDetailsAsquith Girls High School have been winners of the Law Society of NSW’s Mock Trial Competition. After twelve years, Asquith Girls are the first NSW Public school to take home the title, defeating St Paul’s Catholic College in the finals.Â
Read moreDetailsKnox Grammar School students have achieved exceptional results in the 2024 Higher School Certificate, with an unprecedented seven Knox students scoring the top ATAR of 99.95, 42 students achieving an ATAR of 99+, 146 students achieving 95+ and 215 students attaining an ATAR of 90+. The median ATAR was an...
Read moreDetails2024 Higher School Certificate results are out. With them, the NSW secondary education schools have been ranked according to the scores. Eight North Shore schools landed in the top 20 spots. 1 - North Sydney Boys High School, with 564 Band 6 results 4 - Normanhurst Boys High School, with...
Read moreDetailsIn the wake of forced isolation with COVID-19 and the rise of smartphone access, the social and mental development of children is a pain point among educators and parents alike. Being taken away from social settings has increased the anxiety of school children and impacted their ability to adapt. Nicole...
Read moreDetailsLindfield Learning Village (LLV) has hit a historic milestone. Since opening its doors in 2019 to their inaugural group of Year 7s, these students have entered into their final year of secondary study. Lindfield Learning Village are guiding their first cohort through their HSC. The Upper North Shore school was...
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