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Do principals need to get tougher on parents?
A Queensland principal’s recent warning to aggressive parents has seen a positive turnaround in their behaviour, the Department says
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Trinity students go silent for a good cause
Around 800 students aged from five to 12 were recently challenged to ‘shut-up’ and remain silent for up to an entire school day
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Recognise the best in K-12 curriculum design
Nominate your school's innovations and achievements
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Sound Scouts to sponsor Australian Primary School of the Year (Government) award
The Educator speaks to Sound Scouts' CEO, Carolyn Mee, about the organisation’s sponsorship of the prestigious award
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Education report shines light on key challenges
The Educator recently asked senior members of the profession from all over Australia to share their challenges, and goals, for 2019. Here is a glimpse into what we learned
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Parental confidence in private schools growing
New figures show that the private school sector has recorded its largest annual rate of enrolment growth in five years
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Catholic schools laud funding boost
Catholic Schools NSW say the state government’s capital funding boost gives the non-government schools sector the certainty it needs to plan ahead
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NSW government announces $120m plan for public schools
The NSW Government says it will provide before and after school care to all parents with children at public schools by 2021
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Girls want more guidance with STEM careers – report
Despite a rise in girls interested in working in STEM, very few are entering the related industries, new research shows
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Five ways that reading with children helps their education
There are more benefits of reading to children than just building a bond – particularly when it comes to education, says one expert
