Sarah Davison is a freelance journalist at School News AU and AccomNews. With a strong focus on education, lifelong learning, and professional development, she explores themes related to the education system and education technology (EdTech). Sarah's work has been featured in QNews and AccomNews.
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Sarah Davison's coverage primarily focuses on LGBTQIA+ issues and events in Australia. She extensively covers entertainment news with a focus on LGBTQIA+ representation, rights, and related hate crimes. If you're reaching out to her, consider offering insights or interviews related to LGBTQIA+ community events, representation in the entertainment industry, legal developments concerning transgender rights or hate crimes. Additionally, providing exclusive access to individuals involved in significant upcoming events within the Australian LGBTQIA+ community may pique her interest.
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By: Sarah Davison
Victorian public school and kindergarten staff set for significant pay boost under proposed deal
Recently, Yeronga State High School made use of a government grant and redesigned its tuckshop, aiming to use space more efficiently and reduce wait times.
By: Sarah Davison
The EET is a national cross-sector partnership run by Social Ventures Australia (SVA), The Engagement Platform (TEP), and a steering group of
Professional Learning and Development (PLD) is much more than an annual checklist exercise; it can be a rich opportunity to upskill, maximise staff's talents and improve outcomes for students.
Libraries help children access new worlds, validate their feelings, and provide a safe space to explore ideas and think critically
Uniforms must be functional, durable, flexible and professional. We ask the experts how to keep staff looking polished in the cooler months
Schools are supporting wellbeing with a range of approaches including digital programmes, mindfulness education, and classroom design
By: Sarah Davison
Epsom Girls Grammar School is expanding its Cambridge pathway programme in 2027 following strong demand in the first year of its pilot, with student numbers set to grow from 55 to as many as 120 and three new subjects coming on stream.
Operators who make it easy for guests to find, trust and book directly are best placed to maximise revenue
Thoughtfully designed learning environments are helping ensure every student can participate engage and achieve their full potential
