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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Virtual innovation, big business in schools & dispute goes to Fair Work
Making news this week, a school breaks new ground in innovation, the commercialisation of education and an escalating principals’ dispute
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A powerful ice-breaker for Indigenous engagement
A ground-breaking partnership is helping principals and their schools foster greater engagement with Indigenous education and culture. The Educator investigates
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Federal court ruling saves beleaguered school
A Federal Court judge has ordered the Federal Government to release millions in withheld funding to Australia’s largest Islamic school
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Principals’ dispute heads to Fair Work
A dispute between a NSW Catholic body and principals will go to the Fair Work Commission after a breakdown in talks over a contentious school restructure
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WANTED: Australia’s most innovative schools
Entries are currently open for The Educator’s 2017 Innovative Schools report
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Program paves smooth path to becoming an education leader
A new program allows educators to create their own educational pathways across a diverse range of specialisations
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Opinion: A question of value – Commercial organisations in Australian schools
Commercial organisations can play an important role in supporting good teaching and learning, says David Barnett, managing director of Pearson Australia
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Is big business in schools such a bad thing?
Amid fears about its over-reach in schools, the misunderstood beast of edu-business also has a profoundly positive role to play. The Educator investigates
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Outrage after controversial principal appointed
A senior rabbi who resigned after appearing at the Royal Commission has been appointed as the principal of a school at the centre of abuse allegations in 2008
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New report warns over commercialisation of Australia’s schools
A new report has warned over the creeping influence of private companies in schools, and its impact on teaching and learning