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Four tips for finding the right cultural fit
Schools are increasingly valuing culture over capability, but when a couple of interviews are all you’ve got to go on, how can a principal be sure they’ve found the right fit?
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How to investigate, discipline and terminate staff in schools
A lawyer shares his insights into how principals can navigate complex issues such as teacher investigations, discipline and dismissal.
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Education Department sued for ‘failing in duty of care’
The mother of a disabled girl who was allegedly abused by four other students has sued the NSW Education Department.
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How can principals mitigate online risks?
A lawyer shares some tips to help principals address issues involving inappropriate websites, abuse on social media and ‘sexting’.
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Principal suspends 22 students
It has been revealed that a Queensland principal suspended 22 of his school’s students last week for sharing inappropriate images within the school.
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New authority can close schools, conduct snap inspections
A revamped Board of Studies will have the power to close non-compliant schools and conduct random inspections.
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Sweeping changes made to NSW curriculum
The NSW Board of Studies has announced major changes to 17 Maths, Science, English and History courses.
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Private school expels ‘disrespectful’ students
One of Melbourne’s top private schools has expelled two Year 11 students who set up a misogynistic Instagram account.
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Major exam overhaul announced
The most significant overhaul of the HSC exam in 17 years has been announced.
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How introverts can become great leaders
When it comes to showing your true value to the school, there is no reason why an introverted educator cannot succeed, says Ted Grubb, senior faculty member at the Center of Creative Leadership (CCL).
