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This year’s NAPLAN results are in. Reading scores have fallen again in Years 5, 7 and 9. First Nations, regional and disadvantaged students have fallen furthest behind. The commentary will almost certainly and rapidly circle back to the same place it always does. It will circle back to teaching quality and Initial Teacher Education (ITE).
The HAT@ECU program is being expanded to regional centres across Western Australia with the support of the Australian Government Department of Education.
Australia’s education ministers are considering whether to ditch computer-based NAPLAN writing tests and revert to hand-written assessments because of growing concerns about the impact of screen use on children’s brains.
Pre-service teachers were given a first-hand experience of the strengths, opportunities and complexities of teaching and living in rural and remote communities as part of the 2026 On Country Study Tour.
The School of Education hosts ‘AI in Education: A Day for Pre-Service Teachers' at ECU Joondalup Campus, which included a hands-on professional development workshop delivered by Day of AI Australia.
Kick-start your teaching career! Don't miss this opportunity to join ECU's School of Education at the 2026 Careers Fair to speak to local, national and international employers about your career path and future teaching jobs before you finish your degree.
ECU’s School of Education has partnered with the Department of Education, Western Australia (DoE WA) to offer all ECU Pre-Service Teachers a session on Careers in Public Education. In this briefing session, DoE WA will provide information about various programs and the range of support you can access during your studies as a graduate teacher. They will also provide opportunities to ask questions and get personalised advice.
Research from School of Nursing and Midwifery PhD candidate Jata Elliott has been used to develop new guidance by Australia’s peak body in perinatal mental health.
Australian girls and women are dropping out of organised sports at alarming rates, especially around the ages of 14–15. These teenagers today will be 20 or 21 when the Brisbane games begin.
Spanning 12 countries and 36 staff, ECU's IBO team came together for a five-day summit shaped by staff feedback – and designed to strengthen belonging, capability, and collaboration.