NSW schools are in the midst of a perfect storm. Can principals weather it?
The number of teachers leaving NSW public schools has doubled in the last two years, leaked data from the state’s education department shows
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Changing school hours: the pros and cons
An MP has proposed extending Australian school hours until 6pm, but the move faces stiff resistance. The Educator looks at both sides of the debate
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Will more permanent teaching roles resolve the NSW school workforce shortage?
The Educator speaks to NSW Secondary Principals Council President Craig Petersen and NSW Teachers Federation Deputy President, Henry Rajendra
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Staff shortages not going away, new data confirms
Government secondary schools across NSW are struggling amid a consistent trend of unfilled staffing vacancies
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Principals respond to NAPLAN results
While the report's findings are to be welcomed, more school funding could make a big difference, say principals
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New figures reveal “truly alarming” teacher shortages across NSW
The state's teachers are calling for the shortages to be addressed "as a matter of urgency"
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Education expert offers sage advice for Class of 2021
Amid the disruption of COVID-19, an important silver lining has persisted, Professor John Fischetti tells The Educator
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Revised HSC timetable released
After a disruptive year, NSW senior students have been given much sought-after clarity around their HSC timetable
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Unsafe for Year 12 students to return to school, teachers union warns
The warning comes amid signs that NSW has lost control of the Delta strain outbreak
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Principals voice 'serious concerns' about school hours overhaul
The Educator speaks to NSW Secondary Principals Council president Craig Petersen