Teacher shortages pushing public school staff to the brink – new survey
A staggering 76% of teachers say additional workloads created because of staff shortages are "unsustainable"
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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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To what extent are fed-up principals protected by the law if they speak out publicly?
Several lawyers and a veteran principal tell The Educator what principals should know before they vent their spleens
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Our public schools in crisis
The teacher crisis has been predicted for some years now, but it didn’t have to be so devastating, writes Henry Grossek
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Public school leaders respond to Federal Budget 2022
The Budget provided thousands of Australian schools with some much-needed good news, but big challenges remain
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Public school funding slashed during Covid pandemic – report
Australia was one of only nine OECD member nations to cut funding, a new study shows
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Feeling burned out? These tips can help
Several education experts share some tips to help principals and teachers avoid the scourge of burnout
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Australia’s ‘free market’ schooling model depriving public schools – veteran principal
Public schools are fighting with one hand tied behind their back, says one of Australia's longest serving principals
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Victoria's principals fear massive teacher shortage in 2023
A staggering 90% of the state's principals are concerned they won't fill teacher vacancies at the start of next year
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5 ways principals can avoid burnout
Three education experts share some helpful tips for busy school leaders