A day in the life of an Australian school principal
One principal shares an hour-by-hour account of what his job entails on a regular day
Brett Henebery is the editor and lead news reporter of The Educator. During his six years with the publication, he has helped establish a portfolio from across Australia’s K-12 and higher education sectors. His specialty areas include the best practices in teaching, education technology, and education reform across Australia and APAC.
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Minns Government welcomed by state’s major school sectors
The Public, Catholic and Independent sectors say they are ready to start working with the new Premier
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Virtual classrooms coming to Northern Territory in 2024
The school will become the first in the Top End to offer day, boarding, and online schooling
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Reducing admin tasks boosts teacher morale, study finds
The Educator speaks to Independent Schools Victoria chief executive Michelle Green about the research
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NSW principals welcome new government
New government offers chance to address big challenges facing the state's schools, principals say
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Australia’s largest school system set for big changes
The Educator looks at what Labor's victory in NSW election means for schools
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How principals can boost teacher quality and student outcomes
Principals can achieve this by taking a new approach to curriculum planning, according to a new guide for the profession
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Teachers should prioritise practical skills in the classroom – expert panel
A radical reform of Australia's teaching degrees aims to address workforce shortages and improve teacher quality
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Principals converge to chart positive path forward for profession
The inspiring conference included principals representing five of Victoria's major school leadership organisations
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Overwhelmed public school principals ‘could migrate to private sector’
Deteriorating working conditions in public schools could see principals make the switch, experts tell The Educator