Australia's teacher attrition may be easing, new study suggests
New research challenges perceptions that teacher attrition is spiraling out of control
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Is teacher burnout tied to the quality of classroom resources?
It’s time to acknowledge that quality education doesn’t depend solely on who’s teaching, but also on the resources they’re using to teach
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'Transformative power': Excellence in public education celebrated
Public education took centre stage this week as inspiring achievements were honoured in Sydney
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Job satisfaction key to principal wellbeing and retention – report
School leaders who feel fulfilled in their roles are far less likely to quit—and significantly more resilient in the face of daily strain, new research suggests
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Parties go head-to-head on schools in 2025 election
As Australia barrels towards the 2025 Federal Election, schools are once again in the national spotlight
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Opinion: Why Sam Mostyn is a champion for public education
Governor-General, Sam Mostyn, champions public education as a force for kindness, care and respect across Australia, writes Paul Somers and Lynne Munnich
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Data reveals rise in Year 12 completions and teacher retention rates
Student completion rates are up, and more teachers are entering the profession. Is Australia's education system finally reversing years of decline?
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Is Australia’s teacher shortage crisis is finally easing?
New data shows a rise in teaching degree applications. The Educator asks ACU's Professor Donna King what's driving this promising trend
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Special education principals facing growing stress and burnout
Despite new initiatives, many principals remain overburdened by complex student needs, compliance demands, and staff management, straining their wellbeing and workload
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Australia celebrates launch of 50th Connected Beginnings site
Government reaches milestone with new Kununurra site to support First Nations children