Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "education"
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315ArticleBeyond Achievement – Why Meaning Matters in Tasmanian Schools
Dr Nabaraj Mudwari writes that while Tasmania has strengthened its focus on student wellbeing, questions of meaning, purpose, and connectedness deserve greater...
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658ArticleHow Culturally Responsive Are Tasmanian Schools?
Dr. Nabaraj Mudwari writes that Tasmania is becoming increasingly diverse.
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902EducationHow Tasmanian Schools Can Help Students from Refugee Backgrounds to Thrive – A Call for a Whole-School Approach
When Sumu first arrived in Australia, she was afraid to go to school. She could not speak much English and did not...
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1.0KEducationLiving Between Two Worlds – Why Tasmanian Schools Must Rethink Belonging for Refugee Youth
Dr Nabaraj Mudwari writes that refugee-background teenagers are often praised as ‘settled’, masking assumptions that ‘belonging’ develops naturally over time.
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1.2KTas That WasTas That Was – Elizabeth College
Hobart’s Elizabeth College started life in 1842 as a two-room school built by Holy Trinity Church. Over time, the site grew into...
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2.0KKnowledgeOn Education…
A compilation of media releases regarding Tasmania’s education system.
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704StatementsEarly Learning Policy in Focus
Early learning policy is back in focus amid promises, disputes, and unanswered costings.
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3.5KArticleEducation Sector Year-End Announcements and Challenges
As the 2025 school year concludes, Tasmania’s education sector faces a complex transition between policy modernisation and immediate resource pressures. This collection...
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4.1KArticleOur Readers Respond
A collection of comments from our readers responding to our published articles in Tasmanian Times this past month. Thank you for your...
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4.4KArticleYoung Tasmanians’ Ideas Echo In Parliament
Media release – Raise Our Voice Australia, 27 October 2025 Youth Voice in Parliament Week Kicks Off – Young Tasmanians’ Ideas Echo...