In it for the long haul: Victorian principals adapting to disruption
There are encouraging signs the state's schools have become seasoned to the disruption caused by the COVID-19 lockdowns
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How Victoria's principals are feeling about lockdown 5.0
Today marks the first full day of remote learning for Victoria's schools since lockdown was announced last Thursday
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'Steady rise' in principals being attacked and threatened, major report finds
The Educator looks at the industry's reaction to the report's findings
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CCTV cameras in schools improve safety – until hackers access them
There are fresh concerns about CCTV cameras in schools following a massive cyberattack
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2021 'an opportunity for principals to recalibrate'
The Educator speaks to Tina King, president-elect of the Australian Principals Federation
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Schools told not to charge families for essential fees
Principals say the directive adversely impacts school operations
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School imposes dress code for parents
A US principal has imposed a dress code for parents who drop their kids off at school. Could such a policy work in Australia?
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Victorian govt promises 100 new schools
The Andrews Government has pledged $850m to build new schools and preschools to meet growing demand across the state
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Principals stunned by surprise changes
School leaders in one state have been caught off guard by surprise changes to student enrolment guidelines
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Principals question wisdom of ‘non-teaching days’
A plan to allow Victorian teachers four non-teaching days from next year has come under fire from the state’s principals