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Are teacher vetting processes up to scratch?
The Educator looks at the reports of alleged loopholes in teacher vetting processes in NSW schools, and what the state’s principals have to say about the issue.
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Teacher vetting fears, top-earning principals & Govt takes over school
Making news this week, fears over teacher vetting, the salaries of top-earning principals and a troubled school gets taken over by the government.
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Far Out Friday: Proms for four-year-olds – cute or creepy?
Crayons – Check. Teddy bear – Check. Tuxedo – Check. Children as young as four are now taking one another to formal proms.
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‘Dangerous vetting loophole’ risky business for schools
There are warnings that minimal background checks for temporary teachers may be opening the door to paedophiles teaching in public schools.
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Teacher pleads guilty to spying on students
A primary school teacher has pleaded guilty to installing a camera in a toilet and spying on his students while they were getting changed.
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Principals seek clarity on discipline procedures
New Zealand principals are seeking clarity on the disciplining of international students. The Educator looks at the resources available to Australian principals.
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Religious sermons draw fire
Evangelical groups’ use of public school buildings to preach anti-gay views has human rights advocates deeply concerned.
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Government takes over troubled school
Queensland's education department will take over schooling in the beleaguered Indigenous town of Aurukun following a string of violent incidents.
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Turning the spotlight onto innovation
Entries are open for the 2016 Innovative Schools report. Does your school deserve recognition?
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Opinion: Non-cognitive skills make a big difference
Boosting skills such as persistence, motivation and confidence is an important part of improving student outcomes, says The Smith Family CEO, Dr Lisa O’Brien.
