Collective punishment: fair or farce?
Tasmania is currently the only state to restrict collective punishment in classrooms, and there are now calls for other states and territories follow
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Kids who start school later perform better – study
New research from the University of NSW shows that children who start school later are more ready for the classroom than their younger peers
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Principals’ work-life balance improving under new program
Principals participating in a ground-breaking health and wellbeing program say their happiness and quality of life is improving as a result
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‘Nice kids’ rule the school by Year 12 – study
‘Rebel teens’ are popular for a while but by Year 12 the ‘nice kids’ will rule the school, according to new research
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Principals teetering on the brink – report
Increasing threats, violence and excessive working hours are leading to serious distress, burnout and depression among principals, a new report shows
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One-in-three principals ‘physically attacked’ – report
A damning new report into principal health and wellbeing reveals growing levels of stress, burnout and anxiety among Australian school leaders
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Early Bird offer ends soon for education mental health event
Chance to save on vital education masterclass ends soon
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How can we forge a brighter future for principals?
Unmissable new education event puts the spotlight on staff wellbeing
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Will capping university places improve teacher quality?
Experts differ on Labor’s proposal to cap university places for new teaching graduates
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Final days to take advantage of Super Saver deal
The Educator’s new masterclass will bring together leading education professionals to share the latest insights on tackling mental health issues in schools