More workload relief for principals on the way
Sweeping changes to principals’ roles are just the first part of a much broader strategy to help school leaders. The Educator investigates
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Govt announces historic changes for principals
Principals will no longer need to deal with time-consuming administrative workloads under historic changes announced today
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Radical revamp for education standards
All new teachers will now need to pass a performance assessment before they can graduate under a game-changing new project aimed at boosting teacher quality
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Is big business in schools such a bad thing?
Amid fears about its over-reach in schools, the misunderstood beast of edu-business also has a profoundly positive role to play. The Educator investigates
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Awards program recognises ‘outstanding school leaders’
Principals Australia Institute has launched its annual awards program to celebrate the nation's best principals
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How Australian education is outranking Finland
Recent findings from a global survey show that Australia is outperforming Finland in several key educational areas – but at what cost?
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Should primary school principals be paid more?
The changing nature of education means the task of heading a primary school is becoming more complex – so should primary principals be paid more?
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Principal well-being: the states making a difference
The latest survey into principal health and well-being shows the hard work put in by some states is paying off when it comes to reducing bullying and threats of violence
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Fallout from ‘alarming’ principal well-being report commences
Australia’s major education bodies have responded to the latest national survey into principal occupational health and well-being
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Principals take legal steps over enrolments
Principals in one state are asking parents to sign statutory declarations to ensure families are not gaming strict enrolment policies. The Educator investigates