Is NAPLAN moving online too soon?
There are concerns that many schools still aren't equipped to run the online test effectively
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Rethinking NAPLAN: Principals weigh in
A recent panel discussion asked the question: is NAPLAN fit as a system of student assessment?
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Questions over fairness of VCE changes
A prominent Victorian principal says huge question marks hang over the efficacy of the government's plan
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COVID-19 outbreak: 13 schools closed
The Victorian schools were ordered to close for deep cleaning and contact tracing
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Principals buckle up for second wave
Two prominent Victorian principals tell The Educator about how they have been fighting the COVID-19 chaos at the coalface
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Victorian schools to return to remote learning
Almost 700,000 Victorian students will again be learning from home as of July 20, the state's government has announced
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How will schools cope with COVID-19 outbreaks?
As students return to face-to-face classes, there are concerns that the looming risk of coronavirus outbreaks will push teachers to the brink
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Remote learning and child safety: what are the risks?
Remote learning poses some serious dangers to child safety, e-Safety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant tells The Educator
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Now for the good news: Looking on the brighter side
Amidst the gloom of COVID-19, rays of sunshine can be found, writes Henry Grossek, principal of Berwick Lodge Primary School
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Should our schools stay open?
The argument to keep schools open has some gaping weaknesses, writes Berwick Lodge Primary School principal, Henry Grossek