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Catholic schools mull industrial action

Canberra Catholic schools are considering industrial action after negotiations between their union and the system’s representative body collapsed

Limited Early Bird tickets left for education law conference

Final week to save $100 on tickets to The Educator’s legal masterclass

Scientology campaign targets schools

Principals have spoken out after their schools were targeted by an information campaign run by a group linked to the Church of Scientology

New ‘reportable conduct’ regime will impose significant obligations on schools

The Educator speaks with a lawyer to find out what the new reportable conduct regime in Victoria means for the state's schools

The Educator Weekend Wrap: Disability discrimination, the value of feedback & school goes hi-tech

Making news this week, a lawyer provides disability discrimination tips, a principal uses feedback to boost outcomes and a remote school goes hi-tech

How feedback can boost student outcomes

The Educator speaks to a principal about how she used feedback to supercharge teaching and learning outcomes at her school

Adaptive learning tech ‘a powerful tool’ for principals

The Educator looks at how a new partnership between a university and an ed-tech start-up aims to lift school outcomes through cutting-edge technology

Australia’s most progressive approaches to education

The search for Australia’s most Innovative Schools ends today, don’t miss out

‘An important milestone for regional education’

The Federal Government has announced that public submissions have opened for an independent review into regional, rural and remote schools

Financial literacy program gets funding boost

The Federal Government has announced extra funding to expand its support for a nationwide financial literacy program