Deep dive: Why aren’t the safety nets catching our principals?
The Educator investigates the support structures in place for Australia's school leaders, and whether they're sufficient
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How should principals deal with aggressive parents?
An Accredited Specialist in Workplace Relations shares some insights for school leaders
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Principals: how vulnerable are your school funds to fraud?
The Educator speaks to Paul O'Halloran, a Partner and Accredited Specialist in Workplace Relations at law firm Dentons
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New Secretary of Education announced
Tony Cook succeeds Dr Michele Bruniges, who steps down after seven years in the role
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Australia has entered ‘worst phase of pandemic’ – epidemiologist
The warning comes as most states and territories record a spike in Covid cases
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Students urged to mask up as Covid cases spike
The Victorian Government's request comes as the state records around 10,000 cases a day
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Catching up from COVID: Should prep students repeat a year?
Some principals warn the plan carries social and emotional ramifications
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Melbourne schools close after students test positive to COVID-19
Two schools in Melbourne have closed after four students tested positive to COVID-19.
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One in three principals face stress and burnout – report
The Educator looks at the profession's reaction to the latest major study into principal health and wellbeing
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Year 1 phonics check: will it help or hinder students’ literacy?
The proposed test has been touted as having "substantial benefits at a low cost" but others claim it will jeopardise years of successful and literacy teaching and learning in Australia