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Teacher burnout has become a sustainability crisis for Australian schools
Half of Australian teachers are burnt out, and unsustainable workloads are driving many toward the exit
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Government moves to lock in 15% pay rise for early educators
New legislation will secure $3.6 billion in ongoing funding for the pay increase, tying future payments to compliance with national child safety standards
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Redeemer Baptist inquiry exposes governance risks for school boards
A NSW parliamentary inquiry into unpaid teachers and alleged abuse offers a stark lesson in board oversight and duty of care
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New year, new opportunities for excellent workplaces
The Educator launches the fourth annual 5-Star Employers of Choice award
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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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How schools can attract specialist autism teachers
Google searches for 'teacher stress' spiked in September this year, with an increase of almost 70% since July
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How Minarah College powered up its digital transformation
Principal Jay Halai describes the challenges and results of a new remote learning platform
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New study to boost support for early career teachers
The study investigates how improved induction programs can better support new teachers in the classroom
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Developing an effective professional learning program
Alison Hatton speaks about how St Edward's Primary School is boosting teacher capacity
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Meet the man helping principals put a spring back in their step
Happy School creator Steve Francis tells The Educator about 'School Leadership Sprints' and their value for leaders
