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Contemporary learning spaces and improved facilities form part of the works plan for the redevelopment of Montello Primary School which has been released for school and community feedback.

Tasmanian students have reported an increase in optimism, with positive shifts in happiness, satisfaction with life and emotional regulation in the latest Student Wellbeing and Engagement Survey.

An independent Review Report on the Educational Adjustments Funding Model has now been released.

A new national campaign shows the value and importance of teachers.

Our first Annual Report as the Department for Education, Children and Young People has been tabled in Parliament today.

A new scholarship program is now available for eligible Bachelor of Education and Master of Teaching students studying full-time at the University of Tasmania from 2024.

The Commission of Inquiry’s final report has today been tabled in Parliament and released publicly. The Report highlights the Government’s past failings to protect children from child sexual abuse, while setting a clear path for the future.

The final report from the Commission of Inquiry into the Tasmanian Government’s Responses to Child Sexual Abuse in Institutional Settings will be tabled in Parliament and released publicly on Tuesday, 26 September 2023.

Foster carers provide safe and stable home environments to children and young people who are unable to live at home.

New scholarships offered by the Tasmanian Government will create secure employment pathways for speech and language pathology students.