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Overcrowding issues put strain on Sydney primary schools
Primary schools in Sydney's north are so full that the State Government is mulling the redevelopment of residential blocks to house new classrooms.
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Private school union slams Govt for $1.7bn funding cut
The Independent Education Union (IEU) has called upon the State Government to “repair the damage” that the past two years of frozen funding has caused.
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The Educator's Hot List: Make your vote count
Do you know someone at the forefront of innovation and leadership in the education sector?
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Homework debate requires a reality check
If homework is a bridge between school and home, it must be lighter, narrower and more flexible, says NSW Parents Council (NSWPC) CEO, Noel Hadjmichael.
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Inspiring progress through empowerment
When words such as inspiration, motivation and empowerment are put into action, a school can do significant things.
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Schools team up to show a united front against bullying
One town’s schools, together with their local council, will make a united stand against bullying and violence on Friday.
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School programs give ‘significant’ boost to student performance
Gonski funding is helping schools implement and maintain programs that are making a significant difference to student performance.
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Should homework be abolished?
Some primary schools in NSW are allowing students to opt out of homework altogether, so why not abolish it?
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Private schools may be forced to disclose finances
New laws may soon force private schools to give the Government detailed reports on how their funding is used.
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Principals seek more power to deal with bullies
A 15-year-old female student was recently left with possible spinal fractures after being allegedly bashed and thrown down stairs by a bully.
