CCTV in school classroom: ‘Something doesn’t add up’
The presence of a CCTV camera in a kindergarten classroom has raised questions about potential risks to student privacy
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Install CCTV cameras in classrooms for kids’ sake, inquiry told
Installing CCTV cameras in classrooms could serve as an effective deterrent against abuse of children with a disability, a NSW parliamentary inquiry has been told
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CCTV in classrooms 'could prevent abuse incidents'
While privacy groups say the presence of cameras in classrooms goes too far, others argue it could deter incidents of abuse. The Educator investigates
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New fight brewing over Gonski 2.0
The Federal Government has come under attack from some states claiming that their schools will be left worse off under new funding arrangements
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Gonski 2.0: the winners and losers
The Educator looks at who is set to gain – and miss out – in the Federal Government’s new school funding plan
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Police charge alleged school bomb hoaxer
A major police operation has led to the arrest of an Israeli national allegedly responsible for a string of bomb and shooting hoaxes in 2016
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Pay gap ‘compounding challenges for primary principals’
Principals warned that pay disparities between primary and secondary school heads are only adding to the profession’s existing woes
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Should primary school principals be paid more?
The changing nature of education means the task of heading a primary school is becoming more complex – so should primary principals be paid more?
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Law firm helps principals manage risks
One law firm is helping principals identify dangers which may arise from the execution of daily tasks by staff at primary and secondary schools
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Could this be the solution to cutting red tape?
While extra funding and resources are flowing into schools, there is another type of support waiting in the wings that could make a significant change.