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Spotlight on a 2016 Innovative School
With entries for the third annual Innovative Schools report currently open, here’s a look at one of last year’s winners
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Money alone won’t stamp out inequity in schools – report
A new report has called for a post-Gonski plan by Australia’s leaders to bridge the educational disadvantage gap
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Opinion: Inclusion rules the day
The public outrage that followed Pauline Hanson’s recent remarks has been encouraging, says principal, Henry Grossek
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Principal ‘chased disabled students’ in car
The NSW Education Department has revealed shocking allegations of abuse towards disabled students
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Private school students made to write suicide notes
Teachers at an exclusive private school in London have apologised after making students write suicide notes as part of an assignment
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What the 2016 Census says about Australia’s schools
The 2016 Census has revealed some surprising trends in Australia’s education system
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Academics develop panacea for testing times
The Educator looks at a new automated essay grading system that identifies entire concepts as well as phrases and sentences
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Principal slams ‘populism-driven’ politics for holding schools back
One principal warns that the egos of Australia’s leaders are holding schools back and giving extremist viewpoints credence that they would not otherwise have
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How family law applies to your school
Managing situations involving feuding parents whilst remaining legally compliant can be a tricky balancing act
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Govt warns schools over fee hike threats
The Federal Government has warned one school sector against increasing their fees following the passage of the Gonski 2.0 funding reforms
