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How to put your school in the top 10: a look at our great schools

Would like to see your school ranked in the top 10 for 2015? If so, keep reading.

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2020 predictions for the education sector

Principals need to contend with much more than readying students for a technology-driven world, writes Iain Finlayson, managing director, Civica ANZ Libraries and Education
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Digital privacy: What principals need to know in 2020

The Educator speaks to pixevety CEO Colin Anson about the digital privacy factors that should be top of mind for all school leaders in the year ahead
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How to empower girls to take up a career in STEM

The Educator speaks to Rachael Neumann from Amazon Web Services about an event providing hands-on STEM activities to girls

Exclusive feature: Australian Council of Educational Leaders 2019 Conference

The Australian Council of Educational Leaders has for decades been at the forefront in disseminating innovative and dynamic ideas in the educational space – from early childhood all the way through tertiary.
‘Be You’ Australia’s New Mental Health Initiative

The Nation-wide initiative for mental health targeting the education sector
Exclusive feature: How to find the right leaders

How can principals ensure they fill senior leadership roles with the best candidates – and retain them once they’re in the job?

Play: the solution to the ‘student achievement crisis’

As education policymakers reflect on Australia’s PISA 2018 results, increasing academic demands on young children is not the solution, writes Living Faith Lutheran Primary School principal Jane Mueller
Finding balance in the single-sex vs co-ed debate

Research comparing single-sex to co-ed performance wildly varies – and making matters more complex, parents don’t care much for it much either. So how should schools react?
Victoria targets school leavers as potential future teachers

With Victoria expecting 115,000 additional student enrolments in the next five years, the state government is scrambling to secure more teachers