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Barker College: an inspiring model for First Nations education
The Educator speaks to Phillip Heath, Head of Barker College, about the vision behind its award-winning First Nations program, the outcomes it's delivering, and the lessons other schools could learn from it
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It’s official – ethics education works
The largest study of its kind overwhelmingly shows that ethics education belongs in the classroom, not just around the dinner table
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Later phones, happier classrooms, study shows
New research shows delaying smartphones across a school's entire cohort cuts mental health problems, giving leaders evidence as UK phone guidance looms
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Policy and practice: How Australian schools can raise the bar on wellbeing support
Most have excellent policies on top of fragile processes. Tes’ Jonathan Joffe on what that costs
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What a $33 billion number tells us about student engagement
Compliance isn't engagement, says Pivot’s Adam Inder, and the gap between them is costing schools dearly
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Deep Dive: Inside Australia's biggest teacher survey, and what it means for education in 2027
Nearly 50,000 teachers had their say. AITSL CEO Tim Bullard unpacks what the data shows, and the blind spots still to fix
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The pillars behind Australia's top school
Haileybury's Derek Scott on what truly makes a great school, the culture behind its award win, and why purpose still matters most
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PISA 2025 results show ‘digital detox’ needed, says Jason Clare
Australian students have recorded their worst ever results in maths and reading, as experts call for a rethink of AI and digital devices in classrooms
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The simple secret to a happier staffroom
From weekly articles to handwritten postcards, one former principal has built a wellbeing program that fits seamlessly into a busy school day
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Careers education needs a rethink, new study shows
Young Australians are optimistic about their futures, but many still feel unprepared for the realities of the modern workforce
