Principals voice concern over teacher wellbeing
As debate rages over when kids should return to school, primary school principals call for school leaders to be involved in the decision making
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7,000 QLD teachers could be ‘locked out’, union warns
The threat means teachers would be denied entry to school sites and prohibited from doing any work on school grounds
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7,000 Queensland teachers begin work bans
Teachers from more than 195 Queensland Catholic schools have begun work bans to protest industrial conditions and pay
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How principals can create ‘agents of change’
The Educator talks to a principal about how school leaders should approach the teaching of STEM education
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Minister slams STEM education as a ‘fad’
NSW Education Minister, Rob Stokes, has warned schools about over-relying on STEM education, which he said is ‘de-humanising’ education
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Major changes to HSC announced
NSW Education Minister Rob Stokes has announced major changes to the minimum standard of the Higher School Certificate
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‘Unprecedented’: 87% of teachers reject enterprise agreement
Catholic teachers and support staff have overwhelmingly rejected a controversial enterprise agreement
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School to lose more than 70% of staff
One school is set to lose 85 staff members when it shuts its boarding and secondary education facilities
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Fair Work to probe school’s closure
A teachers union has lodged a formal dispute with the Fair Work Commission over the sudden closure of a Townsville school