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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Massacre foiled, principals at breaking point & rethinking education
Making news this week, a catastrophe is prevented, one state’s principals are pushed to the brink and a report calls for a more adaptive education system
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Govt announces major incentive for graduate teachers
The NSW Government is offering graduate teachers free degrees in a push to fill more than 200 staff vacancies at rural schools
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Principals rewarded for exceptional leadership
Thirty-seven principals from around Australia have been recognised for their outstanding leadership at the 2017 John Laing Awards
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School to lose more than 70% of staff
One school is set to lose 85 staff members when it shuts its boarding and secondary education facilities
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Principal of targeted school praised by Minister
South Australia’s Education Minister Susan Close has lauded the principal of a school at the centre of an alleged massacre plot
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A ‘whole-of-school’ approach to professional development
The latest Grattan Institute report shows that using feedback to improve teaching practice must now must become a collective endeavour for schools
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Finding the ‘best fit’ school just got easier for SA parents
The South Australian Government has redeployed its own version of an innovative app helping parents find the best school for their child
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‘Catastrophic’ school massacre foiled by police
Two teenagers have been arrested over an alleged plot to attack a school using guns and explosives
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Principals at breaking point – new report
Severe staff shortages and excessive administration are pushing one state’s principals to the brink. The Educator investigates
