Why home education is on the rise in Victoria
Despite money and resources being poured into Victorian schools, an increasing number of families are turning to home education. The Educator investigates why.
Despite money and resources being poured into Victorian schools, an increasing number of families are turning to home education. The Educator investigates why.
Despite recent reports claiming a spike in Victorian families opting out of mainstream education system, this is simply not true, according to one expert.
Making news this week, a lawyer outlines social media risks for students, we explore solutions to schools’ ‘digital divide’ and principals demand more information about domestic violence.
Parents of children who attend private schools have higher aspirations for their children than those who go to state and Catholic schools, new research shows.
In a digital world, it’s only natural that students are educated about cybersecurity, but what should your school do if your students become your hackers?
Recent data shows the nation’s schools could soon be facing a principal shortage. The Educator investigates why.
The NSW State Government will conduct a sweeping audit of public school prayer groups, warning it will not allow schools to become “the setting for extremist ideologies”.
Changes must be made to ensure the role of principal is both sustainable and attractive, says a leading voice for principals.
To prevent extremism from taking shape, it should be compulsory for students to learn about all religions, says an international academic.
A new prevention program developed by the Australian Multicultural Foundation (AMF) aims to identify and stop violent behaviour before it develops.