Principals concerned over timing of pay rise
One state’s principals are worried that the timing of a proposed pay rise for teachers will make it difficult to attract people into school leadership roles
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Teachers given more control over curriculum
One state has given its teachers more control over how they teach in a move aimed at reducing the workloads and offering greater flexibility
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Exclusive: Principals slam ‘bureaucracy gone mad’
Principals warn that they are at crisis point as they struggle with a bureaucratic overload that threatens serious legal implications for both their schools and education departments.
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The Educator Weekend wrap: Students’ social media risks, the 'digital divide' and principals urge do
Making news this week, a lawyer outlines social media risks for students, we explore solutions to schools’ ‘digital divide’ and principals demand more information about domestic violence.
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Principals in the dark about domestic violence
Queensland’s principals say they need to be better informed about domestic violence situations at home to help students and their families.
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Primary school class sizes overflowing, but help is on the way
Burgeoning class sizes are putting pressure on already stretched primary school teachers, but thankfully relief isn't far away.