Questions hang over government’s education reforms
There are concerns the plan fails to address deep structural flaws in Australia's education system
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New study provides potential breakthrough on school bullying
Two experts explain how teachers can create an "anti-bullying climate" in their classes
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The system is broken: Shocking report reveals scale of child abuse in Australia
The landmark study found more than 60% of Australians aged over 16 experienced child maltreatment
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Teachers should prioritise practical skills in the classroom – expert panel
A radical reform of Australia's teaching degrees aims to address workforce shortages and improve teacher quality
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Overwhelmed public school principals ‘could migrate to private sector’
Deteriorating working conditions in public schools could see principals make the switch, experts tell The Educator
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Deep dive: Why aren’t the safety nets catching our principals?
The Educator investigates the support structures in place for Australia's school leaders, and whether they're sufficient
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60-hour weeks and sleepless nights – Why Australia’s principals are leaving in droves
Sally Buick shares a distressing glimpse into the life of a school principal. Sadly, her story is not unique
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Half of principals triggered ‘red flag’ alert emails in 2022, damning report finds
A record number of principals are struggling with violent assaults and serious mental health concerns
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New teachers perform on par with more experienced peers – study
The finding comes amid growing concerns that new teachers are unprepared for the classroom
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Australian schools could face shortage of principals, studies show
The nation's teacher shortage may be driving an equally concerning crisis in Australia's schools, studies suggest