Teachers and staff ‘shocked’ by school’s sudden closure
Teachers have been left shocked after learning of the closure of their College’s secondary and boarding facilities through local media reports
Teachers have been left shocked after learning of the closure of their College’s secondary and boarding facilities through local media reports
Claims that school fee increases are required due to funding cuts have been labelled as ‘simplistic’ by the union representing Catholic school staff
Thousands of Sydney teachers will stop work tomorrow as Catholic schools take industrial action
Teachers at almost 600 schools across NSW and the ACT are threatening to take industrial action this term
Canberra Catholic schools are considering industrial action after negotiations between their union and the system’s representative body collapsed
A dispute between a NSW Catholic body and principals will go to the Fair Work Commission after a breakdown in talks over a contentious school restructure
Making news this week: a look at the factors that are causing our new teachers to leave, preparing young women for the future workplace and how to manage staff relationships
Is bureaucratic interference in classrooms driving our new teachers to quit the profession? The Educator investigates
New figures released this week show Canberra principals experienced threats, assault or injuries on average more than once per fortnight in 2016
The school funding debate has dissolved into sad half-truths, says the Independent Education Union of Australia boss.