What kind of year will 2022 be for special education?
The Educator speaks to Matthew Johnson, president of the Australian Special Education Principals Association
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Victorian teachers strike landmark agreement on better pay and workloads
It marks the first time in 30 years that the state's teachers have achieved a reduction in face-to-face teaching hours
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Should the start of Term 1 be delayed?
Teachers are concerned that kids are heading back to school too early
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ACT teachers' union warns of staff shortages as start of Term 1 nears
"We need to be preparing for the possibility of remote learning at the very least," says union rep
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Unions blast relaxation of COVID-19 isolation rules for teachers
Move is "deeply offensive" and a "failure of public policy," unions say
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SA teachers support two-week delay on school return – union
Time will be used to ensure sites are COVID-ready, union boss says
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NAPLAN 'makes no difference to student outcomes' – national survey
More than half of Australia's educators say the test is ineffective, increases workloads and stresses students out
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Inside Australia's Special Education School of the Year
The Educator speaks to Yarra Me School principal, Nancy Sidoti
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Schools facing 'unprecedented pressures' in disability support
They're Australia's most vulnerable students, yet most principals say they have insufficient resources to support them
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Labor MPs banned from visiting schools
Public school staff will ban Victorian State Labor MPs from visiting campuses as part of three additional industrial bans