The year in review: Victorian principals reflect on 2017
What kind of year was 2017 for Victorian principals? The Educator speaks to Victorian Principals Association president, Anne-Maree Kliman
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Govt’s principal health strategy ‘ignores key findings’
The Victorian Government’s new strategy to help principals ignores the key findings of the national Principal Health and Well-being Survey, says Professor Philip Riley
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Neither gender has ‘overall edge’ in classroom – report
A new report has found that home life, not gender, determines a student’s success at school. The Educator investigates
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Principals and teachers win pay rise in landmark deal
One state's principals, teachers and support staff have won a lengthy dispute with their government, it has been announced
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Schools investigated over spike in expulsions
A sweeping investigation of one state’s schools is underway after Education Department figures revealed a sharp spike in expulsions.
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Top teachers honoured, schools guide released & principals given deadline
Making news this week, one state honours its best teachers, a comprehensive schools guide is released and principals lament compliancy changes.
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Principals given deadline to sign ‘professionally insulting’ legal document
Principals are outraged at being forced to sign a legal document confirming their compliance with new standards.
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Principals broaden horizons with new course
Victorian principals can now learn how to teach students to be “Asia-capable” when leaving school, thanks to a new course unveiled this week.
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Schools using Gonski to get out of the red
Cash-strapped schools are using needs-based Gonski funding money to pay off debts, according to documents.
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Teachers being ‘hired out’, doubts over Gonski and school gets reprieve
Making news this week, schools hiring out their teachers, Gonski doubts surface and a beleaguered school gets a last-minute reprieve.