The Greens welcome the Deputy Premier and Education Minister’s announcement of an independent inquiry into child sexual abuse in state schools.
Tasmanians have been sadly let down by the Premier’s Economic and Social Recovery Advisory Council.
The reports of respiratory illness from a Housing Tasmania complex in South Hobart are distressing.
On Public Education Day, the Greens thank all teachers and support staff in the public system for the dedicated, tireless work they do.
The Greens welcome the Commissioner for Children and Young People’s 'Listening to Children and Young People in Tasmania Report 2019'.
Confusion still reigns in school communities and many teachers are highly stressed as Term 2 starts.
The Greens acknowledge the decision to reopen schools after the break for the children of essential workers and disadvantaged students.
It’s vital the government supports families without computer or internet access by providing laptops and WiFi for the duration of COVID-19.
The Australian Primary Principals Association has found nearly two thirds of schools say they have insufficient resources to deal with anxiety in students.
Hundreds of VET students across Tasmania are likely affected by yet another stuff up in the Tasmanian Assessment Standards and Certification assessments.
