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The ATAR myth driving students away from the Arts
Many students drop creative subjects to chase a better ATAR. Dr David Roy tells The Educator why that strategy may do more harm than good
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Fewer children, fewer teachers? Italy cuts school jobs as Australia takes a different path
While Rome treats falling enrolments as a chance to save money, Australia has reinvested in staff. The question is for how long
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ACC Launceston names student support specialist as next Principal
The appointment signals a shift in what independent schools are looking for at the top of their leadership teams
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Year 5 NAPLAN tests return to pen and paper
Australia's education ministers have agreed that NAPLAN will return to a pen and paper test for year 5 students from 2028
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Sorted for the school year, textbooks and all
From classroom essentials to a new textbook offer, discover how Officeworks for Education can support your school all year round
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Australia’s classrooms are still losing the behaviour battle
Australian students are losing almost a third of every lesson to misbehaviour, and experts warn the real cost may extend well beyond the classroom
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Deep Dive: Why Principals love the role that’s wearing them down
Australia’s Principals rank among the OECD’s most satisfied leaders, yet most report alarmingly high pressure. So what’s keeping them in the role?
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Are schools noticing student disengagement too late?
As enrolments in Victoria’s alternative schools soar, new data suggests the warning signs of disengagement appear long before students walk away
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School infrastructure funding could deliver a $7bn GDP boost
New research shows a $1bn boost to public school infrastructure funding could reshape student outcomes and deliver up to $7.3bn in annual GDP benefits
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Autism and online crime risk may be linked - study
Experts warn autistic individuals may be at risk online, with schools urged to strengthen cyber safety teaching
