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Education Minister warns of ‘historic mistake’
The Federal Government risks making the biggest mistake in education history if it shifts responsibility for school funding to the states, an Education Minister warns.
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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.
