International schools step into the spotlight as K–12 sector gathers on the Gold Coast
For a sector that often finds itself overshadowed by universities and vocational education, international schools had their moment in the ...
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Queensland passes TNE legislation for non-state schools
The Queensland government has passed legislation that will enable non-state schools to deliver the Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE) internationally. ...
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The State of Play: International School Recruitment in 2026
Despite uncertainty in many parts of the education sector, the K-12 sector for international students and recruitment continue to demonstrate ...
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Winter of Content or Discontent for International Australian Schools?
As we near the end of another term, and I have been finishing up a world tour with IDAT of ...
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Australian High School Experience Builds Connection Through Structured Exchange
A recent high school immersion session in Melbourne has highlighted the value of structured international exchange, bringing together students from ...
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A Year of Recovery: International School Enrolments Rebound as Sector Confidence Rises
As I finish up a positive year of growth with the International Diagnostic & Admissions Test, it seemed worth a ...
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Educate Plus: The Plus is Now More International!
For the last few months, I have been busy travelling around the country for the Educate Plus Chapter Summit events ...
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The Schools Sector in 2025
With the calendar year half over and so much is happening in international education around the globe, it seems an ...
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Singapore leads the way in the School Sector
Earlier this month, I was invited to speak at the Principal’s Academy 7th Asia-Pacific Educational Assessment Conference (APAEC) 2025 held ...
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Ministerial Directive 111 and the School Sector
Schools are winding down and many of my international education colleagues who work in schools are already powered down and ...
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