Principals launch major symposium
Australia’s high school principals have launched a ground-breaking symposium to unite the nation’s education leaders and key stakeholders
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Will capping teaching degrees improve quality?
Educators’ opinions are split on Labor’s proposal to restrict university places for teaching degrees
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Principals respond to findings of damning report
Australia’s principals say the latest data shows a worrying lack of improvement in supporting the profession and that more must be done
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Australia’s education system among world’s most unequal – report
A new report by UNICEF has revealed that Australia has the second most unequal education system in the world
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'A national calamity': Australia 2nd most unequal education system in the world – report
A new report by UNICEF shows Australia lags behind the rest of the developed world when it comes to educational equality
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Principals call for new era of trust
Australia’s principals have responded to the appointment of the new Federal Education Minister with an impassioned call for trust and funding certainty
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Calls grow for 'comprehensive' NAPLAN review
An education minister has joined a chorus of calls for a full review of NAPLAN Online, which some academics warn will produce invalid results
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'Impossible' to know validity of NAPLAN testing – experts
Experts have weighed into the debate about whether online and paper-based NAPLAN tests can be meaningfully compared
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Principals react to NAPLAN ‘fiasco’
Principals have responded to reports alleging that NAPLAN online data may be invalid
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Principals call for ‘return of trust’ to profession
A new paper has warned that standardisation is “holding the upper hand” in discourse about how education should function, as well as its future direction