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Opinion: Book Week’s quiet equity problem
Behind the capes and crowns lies a communication and equity problem few schools have stopped to notice
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Teacher shortages now a top risk for Independent schools
Independent schools are grappling with a shrinking teacher pool and rising workloads, and new findings show just how serious the risk has become
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The reading problem schools aren't talking about
New research reveals many adults quietly battle the same reading struggles as students, raising fresh questions about how schools support teachers themselves
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Opinion: How STEM education can evolve in Australian secondary schools
As universities demand adaptable, future-ready graduates, is it time schools rethought how — and to whom — STEM is taught?
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School funding debate reignites
As Independent Schools Australia pushes for policy that reflects parent choice, the AEU argues public schools remain the priority
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Revealed: The Most Influential Educators of 2026
The list celebrates education experts who go beyond their field, embodying the qualities that make them truly inspirational leaders and innovators
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Teachers strike again as talks collapse
Teachers across Victoria have walked off the job in the second strike action in just months, after the union rejected the state government’s pay and conditions offer
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Schools are losing the race against AI – report
A new global study warns that AI capability is outpacing schools and universities — and reveals who risks being left behind
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Toddle to sponsor Best Use of Technology Award
The Educator speaks to Nick Morgan, Regional Director ANZ at Toddle about what genuinely effective classroom technology looks like, and why it starts with teachers
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Disability equity gap unmoved in 23 years
Despite years of funding and reform, young Australians with disability are no better off relative to their peers, a new study finds
