Schools need ‘own ICAC’ for abuse complaints
Disability advocates say the existing complaints handling process for abuse against school children is deeply flawed and must be replaced
Disability advocates say the existing complaints handling process for abuse against school children is deeply flawed and must be replaced
Deputy Labor leader, Tanya Plibersek, has called for a Royal Commission into the treatment of children with disabilities
As recent reports show an alarming lack of support for children with a disability, calls are mounting for a royal commission into the issue
A recent survey highlights an alarming lack of support for children with a disability, resulting in unsafe classrooms for teachers and students
While the PM's school funding plan has been welcomed, many schools continue to struggle with resourcing issues
Instead of arguing over whom should get what amount of money, we should instead look at what works – and what needs to be changed, says education lecturer, David Roy
Making news this week, the latest survey into principal health and well-being, a school nets $815 over a misunderstanding and calls for an overhaul of the education department
There are calls for a fundamental change in the monitoring and accountability of the public school system
Research shows that children with a disability thrive in their learning when integrated in mainstream classes
Making news this week, principals get a new legal resource, outgoing education minister slammed and concerns over NAPLAN’s online move