Education

The coronavirus made life difficult for everyone, but it was a totally different thing for schools. One in Sydney's southwest tried something and made the little learners into little legends.

The 2021 school year is here, and with it, laptop buying season for students. What do you get for a high schooler needing a computer in this day and age?

The kids mightn't like it, but it's time to go back to school, and that means parents looking for laptops. What computer should you get for primary school kids in 2021?

Yearning to explore the skies from your backyard with a digital telescope? A concept from startup Vaonis might make that easier than ever.

Being a kid typically means toys, video games, and books for the holidays, but if you know a tinkerer, you might want to order in some gadgets for a young inventor.

If there's a bit of a young maths genius in your family, Osmo's interactive tablet app now has something focused on their growth.

You don't need a special case with a new breed of Pi. The keyboard you type on is the special case.

There are apps to spark a child's interest in coding through games, and apps to extend that into robotics. Now there's an app to help teach when coding has security issues.

The world may seem a little bleak at the moment, but it keeps going, and if you're keen to get an edge on education of the future, you might want to check a new type of degree.

There's no right age for learning how to code, but if you're looking for a way to get kids understanding the approach early, Osmo's latest kit could help.