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What the #MeToo campaign means for schools
The NSW Premier says teachers should be prepared to answer questions about the anti-sexual harassment movement sweeping the world
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New schools to create 3,500 student places
More than 3,500 student places will be created as a result of 13 new and upgraded schools in NSW
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Premier’s new council takes aim at bullying
The Queensland Government says the new Youth Advisory Council will be directed to investigate and stamp out cyber bullying
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‘Children should be the focus of 2018’
In 2018, Australia needs to think less about school systems and more about children, says David Roy, senior lecturer at Newcastle University
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Schools must fight racism to become inclusive
While schools have focused on creating inclusive environments, they need to identify and overcome racism to be truly inclusive, a new paper says
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Students' career aspirations do not match workforce needs – report
New research shows that skills mismatch starts early, and that career aspirations change only marginally after the age of seven
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Education costs, principals unprepared & improved support for teachers
Making news this week, a new report flags the rising cost of education, many new principals are unprepared for the job and teachers get improved literacy and numeracy support
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Teachers get new literacy and numeracy support
ACARA has released an important new tool to help teachers improve literacy and numeracy outcomes for students
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New partnership aims to improve student outcomes
The Educator looks at a new partnership giving school leaders a deeper evidence base to lead their schools change agenda
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New private schools prepare to open their gates
This year, more than 120,000 students will enrol in Queensland independent schools, some of which are opening their doors for the first time
