Fallout from ‘alarming’ principal well-being report commences
Australia’s major education bodies have responded to the latest national survey into principal occupational health and well-being
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Teachers go out of pocket for classroom supplies
A survey shows teachers are buying essential school supplies out of their own pockets...but should they have to?
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Queensland teachers head back to school for maths and science training
A government program in Queensland designed to increase maths and science expertise among teachers has attracted no fewer than 2,600 participants
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Piccoli’s vision, govt warned on workloads & inspiring teachers rewarded
Making news this week, teaching standards in the spotlight, red flag over workloads and a new fellowship program is launched.
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Govt warned: ‘Reduce workloads or lose teachers’
A new report by the teachers union shows that demands on teachers are reaching a critical point.
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Gonski’s call to action, child poverty rising & workloads out of control
Making news this week: Gonski’s new initiative, concerns over child poverty & a study shows teacher workloads at unsustainable levels.
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Principals lacking crucial support - union
Principals are lacking the time they require to help struggling students and staff, says the teachers union.
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Teacher workloads ‘out of control’
A new survey shows that students are suffering as teacher workloads reach unsustainable levels.
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PM to throw down Gonski gauntlet
The Federal Government is expected to unveil fundamental changes to school funding, locking horns with the states and unions.
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Doubts cast on PM’s school funding plan
The PM’s school funding plan has been called into question on the eve of a national education ministers’ council.