Nation celebrates hardworking public school staff
This week, public schools were asked to share stories on social media that speak to the hope, opportunity and purpose inherent in Australia's largest education sector
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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National survey aims to right the wrongs in Australian education
Teachers, parents and students are being encouraged to have their say on how to make Australia's education system better and fairer
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Is your school’s risk management up to scratch?
A recent firearms incident outside a Perth school serves as a stark reminder for principals to be on top of their risk management game
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Major principals association announces new president
The Educator speaks to the incoming president of the Australian Secondary Principals' Association
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Deep dive: How can schools improve students’ maths outcomes?
New research from the ACU's Institute for Learning Sciences and Teacher Education offers some potential solutions
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Offering cash incentives will not fix the teacher shortage – expert
Schools should focus on wellbeing to attract new staff, Geoff Flemming, general manager of Crucial Dimensions tells The Educator
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‘Lumination Learning Lab’ breaks down barriers of traditional classroom
Loreto College becomes the first Australian all-girls school to open the immersive lab
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What Australia’s Independent school sector looks like in 2023
The latest annual Snapshot of the sector pulls together the latest data on student enrolments, fees, school funding, and the teaching workforce
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Has your school outgrown its technology?
The Educator speaks to Natalie Mactier, chief executive officer at Vivi, about how principals can ensure their edtech is still fit for purpose
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Core purpose of schooling must shift to health and wellbeing – experts
The Educator speaks to Dr Pasi Sahlberg and Professor Sharon Goldfeld from The University of Melbourne