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Exclusive private school sued by deputy principal
A Melbourne private school is being sued by its deputy principal over a “disastrous” school camp that saw half of the attending students hospitalised.
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Principal trials fix to ‘cluttered curriculum’
A Melbourne principal tells The Educator how some simple but revolutionary changes are making big improvements to student outcomes at his school.
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Teacher training program an Australian first
One state will soon roll out an intensive professional development program aimed at tackling the shortage of specialist teachers in its classrooms.
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Principals have more impact than they think
Dr Michael Coelli from the University of Melbourne outlines the significant impact principals can have on student outcomes – if they use the right formula.
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Principal accused of 74 child offences walks free
A former Melbourne principal wanted by Victorian police for multiple charges of indecent assault and rape has avoided extradition back to Australia.
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Principals lack training, EduTech 2016 & the world’s best public schools
Making news this week: calls for better compliancy training, EduTech 2016 and the world’s best public schools are revealed.
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Ex-ABC boss to head NSW Education Department
Mark Scott, who spent 10 years as the ABC’s managing director, is about to take up his new role as head of the NSW Department of Education.
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Safe Schools ‘out of control’ – former govt advisor
The co-founder of the anti-bullying Safe Schools program has been suspended amid claims it has been hijacked and derailed by a radical agenda.
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How to make your school’s tech work for you
Troy Martin, director of APAC at Canvas by Instructure, explains the benefits of technology in the classroom - and how teachers can make tech work for them.
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Far Out Friday: Principal built own ‘personal shower’ at school
One principal has gone above and beyond to make sure he is refreshed after his morning workouts at school – by building his own personal shower on campus.
