NAPLAN confidentiality agreement sparks concerns
The teachers union has sought legal advice after its members were asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement covering question testing for NAPLAN online
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SRE opponents ‘misleading’ public
The peak body representing SRE in NSW schools says opponents of the classes are manipulating recent figures to further an ‘anti-religion agenda’
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Gonski panel revealed, schools ‘overflowing’ & free education ‘unfair'
Making news this week, the Gonski 2.0 review panel is announced, an enrolment crisis looms and a controversial suggestion for improving equity in public schooling
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One-third of schools ‘full or overflowing’
New data from the NSW Education Department has shed light on a creeping enrollment crisis in the state’s schools
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Principal ‘chased disabled students’ in car
The NSW Education Department has revealed shocking allegations of abuse towards disabled students
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Education thought leaders converge at major conference
A range of local and international education and technology experts are sharing their insights into how schools can drive improved outcomes into the future
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National schools campaign aims to boost career pathways
A new national campaign has been announced to help students explore maths-related career pathways
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Are schools preparing girls for the future workplace?
NSW Education Department secretary, Mark Scott, has issued a call to action over Australia’s declining female STEM participation
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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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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