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Program gives young change-makers a shot at success
The Educator looks at a new program providing young entrepreneurs with the skills to turn their dreams into reality.
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Why ‘Steiner schools’ are on the rise
Steiner schools are rising in popularity across Australia with three new schools built in as many years. The Educator takes a look behind their appeal.
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Exclusive: Gonski issues new call to action
Businessman and philanthropist David Gonski tells The Educator about a ground-breaking new push to end educational disadvantage in Australia.
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Private schools claim being ‘underfunded’
The peak body for independent schools has released modelling saying the private school system is underfunded.
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Education Department sued, new schools announced & HSC begins
Making news this week, former students sue the education department, new schools are announced and the HSC exams begin.
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Schools lacking cybersecurity educators – expert
A renowned information security expert says schools may be on the back foot when it comes to being prepared for emerging cybersecurity challenges.
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Teacher suspended, arrested
A female teacher has been arrested for allegedly maintaining an inappropriate relationship with a male student for six months.
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Far Out Friday: The school taking slang to a new level
Welcome to Harrow, the school where new students are “shells” and teachers are “beaks”.
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Thousands of students sit first HSC exam
From today, 77,000 NSW high school students will pile into halls and classrooms around the state to sit their first HSC exam.
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Mindfulness improving teaching and learning, trial shows
A mindfulness trial in one state’s schools has revealed improved mental health and well-being of students and teachers.
