About a million Australian school students have had their first NAPLAN test disrupted when a technical glitch saw the system crash. AddedMar 11th, 2026 A man wearing a shirt resembling a swastika has ...

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School students around Australia have begun their NAPLAN tests this week. Amid technical glitches during the writing component of the exam on Wednesday, there has also been confusion about the purpose ...

One expert warns it may be perceived as ‘unfair’ that some students undertook test on Wednesday while others didn’t Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, ...

Parents and teachers have called out the chaos of NAPLAN testing after a widespread outage wreaked havoc across thousands of schools. Testing was halted suddenly on Wednesday morning after students ...

Pupils sitting the online test on Wednesday morning were left in the lurch for more than two hours after being unable to log into the assessment system. Stephen Gniel, CEO of the Australian Curriculum ...

Thousands of students were disrupted while trying to log into the online assessments on Wednesday morning, leaving teachers and parents questioning whether they will be disadvantaged by the disruption ...

According to the Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority, testing was paused while a technological issue was investigated. An ACARA spokesman said as of 11am, NAPLAN testing had ...

School students across the country received a short-term reprieve from their NAPLAN writing test after system failures left them unable to log on to the online testing platform on the first day of the ...

Students nationwide struggled to connect to the online platform to complete the first assessment on Wednesday morning. The writing component is completed first in the morning by students followed by ...