President and Founder, Ellen Koshland recently shared the views of Education Foundation Australia in a national education forum conducted by New Matilda.

As appeared in New Matilda, 1 December, 2006

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Education Foundation Australia was interviewed about innovative programs for Year 9 students.

As appeared in The Age, August 21, 2006

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Education Foundation Australia was interviewed about the state of our schools.

As appeared in The Age, 10 October, 2005

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CORPORATE support of schools should not be viewed as a grubby pairing. Just as in the arts and health, the quality and standards that we require in education cannot be met by government alone. Increasingly, schools are turning to companies to boost their resources, write Kylie Lane and Heather Le Roy.

As appeared in the AGE, 22 November 2004

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Every student deserves the opportunity to reach his or her full potential, writes Heather Le Roy

The problems facing the poorest communities in Victoria are massive. Research shows that young people from poor neighbourhoods are much more likely to leave school early, be suspended or excluded from school and underperform in literacy. They are much less likely to enter university or to succeed in vocational education and training. To make matters worse, recent findings show that Australian children born into poor families have little chance of escaping poverty.

As appeared in The Age, July 12 2004.

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Back To School Day is much more than a day for former students to visit their old schools, writes Phillip Adams. It's a chance for the whole community to support young people in public schools.

As appeared in The Australian, March 13 2004.

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