School recovery planning must be prioritised, says union
Education Ministers must urgently prioritise a national plan for school COVID-19 recovery, the teachers’ union says
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'Shocking numbers': Public school teachers lose $92m in unpaid hours
School staff worked 276,235 unpaid hours on report writing and related activities during Term 2 alone, a new report shows
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Education unions make impassioned plea to Health Minister
Three major unions have launched a joint call for all teachers to get high priority access to the COVID-19 vaccines
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Learning beyond lockdown: What will Term 3 look like?
A highly contagious strain of COVID-19 is still circulating, but schools are still expected to open next week
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What's inside the proposed changes to NAPLAN?
Australia's education ministers have agreed to a raft of changes to the controversial test
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'Enormous confusion': Teachers call for clarity on COVID-19 vaccine rollout
The government must prioritise the vaccine for the education workforce, says the nation's peak teachers’ union
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Victorian school staff designated as vaccination priority group
The decision by the state's government follows months of intense campaigning by the teachers’ union
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Why Australia must reconstruct skilling and on-the-job training
Reskilling endeavours need a big shake up if they are to succeed, an expert tells The Educator
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Greater capital works funding will lift student performance – new research
The investment could lift student performance and generate over $5bn a year for the economy, a new study shows
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Vaccinate staff or risk school closures – teachers union
The union says the government must move urgently to prioritise all school staff for the COVID-19 vaccination