Making news this week, a landmark ruling on schools by the Fair Work Commission, identifying psychopath principals and controversy over a NAPLAN confidentiality document
The teachers union has sought legal advice after its members were asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement covering question testing for NAPLAN online
Amid fears about its over-reach in schools, the misunderstood beast of edu-business also has a profoundly positive role to play. The Educator investigates
A new report has warned over the creeping influence of private companies in schools, and its impact on teaching and learning
The Federal Government’s national school funding plan has passed the House of Representatives despite the opposition of Labor
The Federal Government has come under attack from some states claiming that their schools will be left worse off under new funding arrangements
A former principal and his deputy, both of whom were sacked last month, are taking legal action against the NSW Department of Education
Following last week's PISA results, Maurie Mulheron, President, NSW Teachers Federation, outlines what's at stake if Australia does not address significant geographic and social inequalities in school funding.
The results of a vote taken by NSW public school teachers on salary & conditions can now be revealed
Finland’s schools, which are considered among the world’s best, have no mandated standardised tests. Some argue that Australia should follow suit.