Experts respond to NSW Curriculum overhaul
The Educator looks at how the state's largest curriculum overhaul in a decade aims to meet the needs of a modern society
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Principals await high stakes Education Ministers Meeting
With principal retention and attraction now on the agenda at the next Education Ministers Meeting, there is cautious optimism that words will turn into actions
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Jason Clare flags national action on school leader wellbeing
The announcement comes as school leaders face worsening health, safety and wellbeing issues in Australia's schools
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NSW unveils radical plan to tackle school staff shortages
Thousands of deputy principals and senior teachers across the state are being told to spend more time in the classroom
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New rules help schools lighten the load for teachers and principals
A new mandate by the NSW Government will shore up educational standards while ensuring the wellbeing of teachers
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Silent mode era for NSW students as phone ban comes into effect
From today, NSW students will no longer be able to use their phones during class, recess, and lunch times
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NSW schools are in the midst of a perfect storm. Can principals weather it?
The number of teachers leaving NSW public schools has doubled in the last two years, leaked data from the state’s education department shows
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Changing school hours: the pros and cons
An MP has proposed extending Australian school hours until 6pm, but the move faces stiff resistance. The Educator looks at both sides of the debate
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Will more permanent teaching roles resolve the NSW school workforce shortage?
The Educator speaks to NSW Secondary Principals Council President Craig Petersen and NSW Teachers Federation Deputy President, Henry Rajendra
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Staff shortages not going away, new data confirms
Government secondary schools across NSW are struggling amid a consistent trend of unfilled staffing vacancies