Minister points to teacher training review as key to lifting academic performance
Improving teacher quality a critical element in Federal effort to raise outcomes
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Principals recognised for outstanding leadership
Australian Principals Day provides a chance for society to its appreciation of the outstanding efforts of school leaders
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Principals voice concern over teacher wellbeing
As debate rages over when kids should return to school, primary school principals call for school leaders to be involved in the decision making
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States back government’s education overhaul
The review of the entire Australian Curriculum will now be “fast-tracked” after all states and territories backed the government’s school improvement plan
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Upcoming state election a silver lining for principals
Both major political parties in Tasmania have unveiled support packages for the state’s schools – and it could not have come at a better time
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The year in review: ‘Health and well-being issues dominated 2017’
What kind of year was 2017 for Tasmania’s principals? The Educator speaks to Tasmanian Principals Association president, Malcolm Elliott
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Principals at breaking point – new report
Severe staff shortages and excessive administration are pushing one state’s principals to the brink. The Educator investigates
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Principal well-being: the states making a difference
The latest survey into principal health and well-being shows the hard work put in by some states is paying off when it comes to reducing bullying and threats of violence
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School starting age to be debated in parliament
A range of reforms, including a lowering of school starting ages, are set to be debated in one state’s parliament.
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State decides on school starting age
A state which recently debated lowering the school starting age has made its mind up on the issue.