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Thousands of teachers’ jobs ‘at risk’
An Education Minister is warning that her state stands to lose thousands of teachers under controversial reforms proposed by the Federal Government.
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Time to get serious about digital distraction
Schools are adopting digital devices in droves, but how many of them are seeing improved learning outcomes as a result? The Educator investigates.
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New survey shows school funds are flowing
Needs-based funding is starting to make a promising difference to schools around the country, a new survey shows.
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States respond to PM’s schools plan
State and Territory leaders have spoken out on the PM’s controversial proposal to absolve the Federal Government of public school funding.
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Schools network with businesses for a good cause
Through a partnership with the private sector, schools are improving how they provide education about domestic violence and its impact.
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: PM ‘betrays’ schools, equity gap widens and Fair Work's school ruling
Making news this week, PM accused of betraying public schools, a new report shows equity gaps are widening and Fair Work hands down a surprise ruling on schools.
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School hires guards after attack on teacher
A school has hired security guards after a “shocking” attack against one of its teachers.
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Far Out Friday: School defends risqué play
An amateur theatre group has defended its decision to host a provocative, no-holds-barred comedy at a school.
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Principal takes Twitter critic to court over ‘savage campaign’
A principal is suing the former marketing director of an elite private school who launched a “savage campaign” against him on Twitter.
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Tell us about your plans for 2016
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