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NCCD, teacher shortages and the schools holding the line for vulnerable students
Australia is at risk of weakening or eliminating the very schools that keep some of its most vulnerable young people connected to education
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Who should be part of Hot List 2026?
Showcase educators whose work is actively improving how schools function and perform
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Something exciting is happening in after school care on 11 June
Camp Australia is putting play centre stage, uniting thousands of children nationwide in a LEGO-powered initiative celebrating creativity, wellbeing and connection
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Researchers sound the alarm on misogyny in schools
A new study links rising sexism in classrooms to online influences and says schools must stop treating it as misbehaviour
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Groundbreaking new program helps girls stay in sport
The program includes more than 30 curriculum-aligned lessons focused on puberty, menstrual health, sports equity, and nutrition for girls in Years 5-10
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Inside the new school tackling student disengagement
The new Queensland school is helping young people with severe anxiety, bullying, neurodivergent diagnosis or burnout re-engage in their learning
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Opinion: The hidden warning signs of student disengagement
Australian schools may be missing the earliest and most important warning signs of student disengagement, writes Rydr Tracy
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The Principal putting relationships first
Brigidine College St Ives Principal Kate Quinane tells The Educator why modern school leadership demands humanity, strong relationships and proactive wellbeing support for students
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Experts fear AI could weaken how children learn
A new report warns unstructured AI use could widen learning gaps and leave disadvantaged students at even greater risk
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Deep Dive: Inside the school reshaping modern masculinity
Matthew Flinders Anglican College is reshaping how boys view masculinity through ethical leadership, honest conversations, strong mentors and real-world challenges together
