The Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority (QCAA) had issued instructions to schools in August 2023, confirming that Year 12 students were to study Julius Caesar, not his successor, Augustus.

Almost half of the students at nine Queensland schools who were left with just a day to study after a curriculum stuff-up have managed to secure an A, it can be revealed. Nine schools missed a memo ...

The Queensland government has released a report into how the wrong Ancient History content was taught to Year 12 students at ...

Figures released by a national education body show which school sectors have the highest teacher-to-student ratios, in both primary and secondary schools. The data also shows male students continue to ...

Every student affected passed the subject, a government spokesperson said, with more than 40 per cent receiving an A grade.

The Crisafulli Government has published the Investigation into the 2025 teaching of the incorrect Ancient History topic in nine Queensland High ...

The review was sparked after about 140 students at nine Queensland schools were taught about Augustus, the first Roman ...

In two separate emails sent to staff on Thursday about an hour apart, QCAA CEO Jacqueline Wilton and QCAA Board Chair Carol Nicoll’s resignations were announced. The shocking development comes around ...

Queensland Teachers Union president, Cresta Richardson, will be removed from the Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority on Thursday, just weeks before her war with the government for better ...

Bill Louden represented Western Australia on the Board of the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority from 2008 to 2012. The Donnelly-Wiltshire Review of the Australian Curriculum is ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from QLD News. Followed categories will be added to My News. In two separate emails sent to staff on Thursday about an hour apart, QCAA CEO Jacqueline Wilton and QCAA ...