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Needy schools short-changed, audit reveals
Six cash-strapped schools were short-changed millions of dollars in 2015, according to a report tabled in parliament yesterday
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Global literacy rankings released
A new international comparative study has revealed Australian students’ literacy performance over the past five years
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New partnership offers principals a PD boost
A new partnership has been launched to help principals improve performance and development for their schools
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Final chance to have your say in the 2018 Education Report
The Educator’s biggest survey into the current state of education must close this Friday
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Addressing the ‘wicked problems’ in special education
The Educator speaks to a psychology expert and an advocate for children with a disability about tackling the big issues in special education
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How students can beat the ‘summer holiday learning loss’
Next year, students will return to school having lost more than two months of learning, but one teacher has found a way to turn screen time into learning time. The Educator investigates
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Principal ready for ‘wonderful new challenge’
The Educator speaks to Terrie Jones, the incoming principal of St Michael’s Grammar School
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Schools team up to help students learn engineering skills
Lauriston Girls School principal, Susan Just, tells The Educator about a new initiative helping schools deliver improved STEM skills to students
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Massacre foiled, principals at breaking point & rethinking education
Making news this week, a catastrophe is prevented, one state’s principals are pushed to the brink and a report calls for a more adaptive education system
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Govt announces major incentive for graduate teachers
The NSW Government is offering graduate teachers free degrees in a push to fill more than 200 staff vacancies at rural schools
