A school where girls lead the conversation
In a world still stacked against women, Loreto Normanhurst builds confidence, purpose and grit – preparing girls to lead with courage, clarity and compassion
Brett Henebery is the editor and lead news reporter of The Educator. During his ten 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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Building equity one classroom at a time
As Australia's classrooms grow more complex, Teach For Australia's new CEO is laser-focused on equity, leadership, and the power of system-wide support
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Are single-sex schools still essential in 2025?
The Educator looks at insights from both sides of the debate
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New study exposes flaws in graduate teaching standards
Australia's teacher shortage could be worsened by unrealistic expectations placed on new graduates, new research reveals
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Teachers deliver on literacy, but system support not keeping up
Australian teachers are calling for urgent, widespread support to sustain their efforts
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Teachers face higher levels of secondary trauma than paramedics, psychologists - study
The Educator looks at the profound impact that this issue is having on school staff and what can be done about it
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The unsung architects of school success
With schools under pressure, business managers are stepping up in ways most never see – but all should value
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How schools can build positive masculinity in boys
Senior boys at Flinders experience modern farm life and learn about positive masculinity from mentors on an inspiring leadership retreat
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New webinar helps schools navigate the AI learning curve
As AI reshapes learning, educators must act fast to safeguard academic integrity. Find out strategies to guide students ethically through this new frontier
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Leading private school names new head of junior school
A passionate educator with global experience joins the Junior School to champion student growth, wellbeing and a bold plan for learning