Sacked principals launch legal action
A former principal and his deputy, both of whom were sacked last month, are taking legal action against the NSW Department of Education
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Cyclone Debbie: How schools are affected
The Educator looks at the impact Tropical Cyclone Debbie is having on Queensland's schools
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Principal bashed with wooden stake
A Sydney high school principal has been assaulted by a student wielding a wooden garden stake
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19 Sydney schools ‘at risk’ from radicalisation
19 Sydney schools have been identified as being at risk from radicalised recruiters seeking to exploit vulnerable students. The Educator investigates
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Being friendly with students: where is the line – Part 2
In the second of this three-part series, The Educator speaks to a state teaching body to navigate the grey areas of this issue
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Department responds after new principal threatened
The new principal of a Sydney school has reportedly received threats less than a week after taking on the job
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Being friendly with students: where’s the line?
In the first of this three-part series, The Educator looks at how schools can navigate the often murky boundaries of student-teacher relationships
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New principal takes reins after predecessor’s sacking
A new principal has taken over at a Sydney school after its previous head was stood down
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Principals renew call for ‘national conversation’
Less than 10% of principals feel supported by their employer and the Department of Education – and now there are renewed calls for more to be done
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: ‘Alarming’ report fallout, school nets $815k & calls for Department split
Making news this week, the latest survey into principal health and well-being, a school nets $815 over a misunderstanding and calls for an overhaul of the education department