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The legal pitfalls of handling student behaviour
Two lawyers explain the legal framework around suspension, expulsion, and the duty of care when managing disruptive students
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Principals' guide to handling bullying allegations
A lawyer tells The Educator how principals can legally address claims of bullying and ensure a safe environment for all
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How principals can navigate staff disobedience
Several experts share their insights for teachers and leaders
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Badmouthing the principal: A sackable offence?
Two legal experts explain what school staff can and cannot get away with when taking issue with their employer on public forums
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How principals can optimise school development
The Educator speaks to Todd Neal, partner in Colin Biggers & Paisley's planning and environment team
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How a school tragedy impacts teacher recruitment and student retention
The Educator speaks to Jacquie Seemann, a partner at Thomson Geer law firm
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How should principals handle a school tragedy?
The Educator speaks to Andrew Brooks, an Employment and Workplace Relations lawyer at Law Squared
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Parenting court orders and schools: to obey or not to obey
The Educator speaks to Mathisha Panagoda, a partner in Colin Biggers & Paisley's insurance team
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Work health and safety lessons from a school camping tragedy
A recent court case is timely reminder for schools to conduct risk assessments and seek early legal advice after serious incidents
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Can school staff be fired for having an OnlyFans account?
The Educator speaks to Megan Kavanagh, a partner in Colin Biggers & Paisley’s employment and safety team
