Inside the new program helping Australia’s pre-service teachers thrive
A successful three-pronged approach is equipping early-career educators with the tools to prioritise their mental health
Brett Henebery is the editor and lead news reporter of The Educator. During his ten years with the publication, he has helped establish a portfolio from across Australia’s K-12 and higher education sectors. His specialty areas include the best practices in teaching, education technology, and education reform across Australia and APAC.
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The smart way schools are tackling admin overload
From reducing principal burnout to closing the digital divide, innovative approaches are helping schools navigate the biggest challenges of 2025
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Aussie students shine in maths but face key challenges, global study finds
Australian students continue to perform strongly in mathematics globally but face critical areas needing attention, a new analysis of OECD data reveals
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Fears of failure again as the latest round of NAPLAN tests begin
While one-third of students struggle with literacy, an innovative AI tool is transforming writing outcomes in Queensland schools
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How schools can encourage children to report bullying
Why do Australian schools struggle to address bullying effectively? An expert points to strained resources, unclear communication, and misunderstood parental expectations
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Money matters, but education reform matters more – expert
To truly improve education, we must go beyond funding increases and reform the outdated school system, Dr David Roy tells The Educator
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Inside the ISA's campaign to protect school choice
The Educator speaks to Independent Schools Australia CEO Graham Catt
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The key to better schools? Stronger leadership, not competition
Competition is hurting school leaders. Adam Voigt tells The Educator why a shift to collaboration, trust, and restorative practices is the way forward
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School funding: Fair or flawed?
The debate over public vs private school funding is back – are taxpayers unfairly propping up elite schools while public schools struggle to stay afloat?
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School funding boosts student achievement, major study confirms
More money in schools leads to better test scores, higher school completion rates, improved tertiary attainment, and increased lifetime earnings, the research shows