Private school funding could be tied to family income – report
A new report says family income should be considered when calculating private-school funding
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Education costs, principals unprepared & improved support for teachers
Making news this week, a new report flags the rising cost of education, many new principals are unprepared for the job and teachers get improved literacy and numeracy support
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Grant scheme announced for stressed principals
Stressed out principals in the Northern Territory can now apply for $600 to go towards gym memberships and wellness programs
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Most principals not ready for job, says Department
A lack of guidance and support is making the majority of school leaders underprepared for the job, a confidential survey shows
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What impact is the IPS model really having?
The Independent Public Schools (IPS) model was designed to make schools more effective and accountable – but some say it’s creating a two-tiered system
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Teachers strike over ‘massive blow’ to schools
One state’s teachers are set to strike after $64m was slashed from school budgets
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Teachers in the running for global education prize
Three Australian teachers received an early Christmas present this week by being named in the top 50 finalists for the $US1m Global Teacher Prize
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Massacre foiled, principals at breaking point & rethinking education
Making news this week, a catastrophe is prevented, one state’s principals are pushed to the brink and a report calls for a more adaptive education system
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Finding the ‘best fit’ school just got easier for SA parents
The South Australian Government has redeployed its own version of an innovative app helping parents find the best school for their child
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Principals at breaking point – new report
Severe staff shortages and excessive administration are pushing one state’s principals to the brink. The Educator investigates