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What Australia’s three school sectors have to say about the leadership crisis
Principal health, safety and wellbeing remains in a state of decline. The Educator looks at how public, private and Catholic schools are responding
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Another year, another damning report on principal health and wellbeing: What is to be done?
The Educator speaks to several principal association heads from across Australia
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Half of Australia's school principals physically attacked – new report
Australian principals are facing record levels of physical assaults, threats of violence, and bullying, new research shows
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Opinion: The Magic of Learning
There is magic that is offered in childhood when we stop, slow down and notice children's engagement in play and learning, writes Catherine Daly
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Opinion: Why every school should have an Occupational Therapist
Introducing OTs to schools will significantly benefit autistic children and catalyse positive system-wide change, writes Sam Hunter, CEO of Occupational Therapy Australia
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From School Captain to mental health champion
Renowned mental health advocate, Hugh van Cuylenburg, has been awarded the prestigious Carey Medal from his alma mater
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‘Cruel’ wellbeing approach adding to teachers’ stress – study
Challenges faced by overworked teachers are being intensified by expectations placed on them to manage their own wellbeing, new research shows
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Student lives at risk over school mental health policies
Thousands of tertiary-qualified counsellors are available for schools but are being shut out of the system
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Tips for teachers and leaders to combat student anxiety
The Educator speaks to Dr Tom Brunzell, Director of Education at Berry Street
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How to get students engaged in learning at the start of a new school year
The Educator speaks to James Horrocks, Head of Wellbeing at Waverley College