‘Work Choices by stealth’: Teachers threaten major strike
Teachers at almost 600 schools across NSW and the ACT are threatening to take industrial action this term
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Catholic schools mull industrial action
Canberra Catholic schools are considering industrial action after negotiations between their union and the system’s representative body collapsed
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Principals’ dispute heads to Fair Work
A dispute between a NSW Catholic body and principals will go to the Fair Work Commission after a breakdown in talks over a contentious school restructure
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Why our teachers leave, preparing for the future, how to manage staff
Making news this week: a look at the factors that are causing our new teachers to leave, preparing young women for the future workplace and how to manage staff relationships
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‘It’s just not fun anymore’: Why our teachers are leaving
Is bureaucratic interference in classrooms driving our new teachers to quit the profession? The Educator investigates
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Principals under attack: New figures highlight assaults
New figures released this week show Canberra principals experienced threats, assault or injuries on average more than once per fortnight in 2016
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Opinion: School funding – yes, it is about the money
The school funding debate has dissolved into sad half-truths, says the Independent Education Union of Australia boss.
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Teachers set to strike over workloads
Teachers from more than 50 Catholic schools will strike on Thursday in protest of burgeoning workloads.
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: NAPLAN results, private school fined & students ‘poisoned’
Making news this week, NAPLAN results are released, a school cops a huge fine and students fall ill after eating toxic substance.
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Private school hit with $440,000 fine
A private school has had to pay nearly half a million dollars in penalties and legal costs over a dodgy contract.