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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Nation celebrates hardworking public school staff
This week, public schools were asked to share stories on social media that speak to the hope, opportunity and purpose inherent in Australia's largest education sector
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‘A sensible decision’: NSW school sectors respond to sweeping curriculum changes
The state's teachers are breathing a sigh of relief after being given more time to focus on incoming changes to the curriculum
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‘A significant moment’: All NSW public schools to be funded to 100% of their SRS
The Federal and NSW Governments have formally committed to funding full Schooling Resource Standard of the state’s public schools
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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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Workloads slashed for NSW teachers
The NSW Government has announced the culling administrative tasks that add no benefit to student outcomes
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Minns Government welcomed by state’s major school sectors
The Public, Catholic and Independent sectors say they are ready to start working with the new Premier
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Australia’s largest school system set for big changes
The Educator looks at what Labor's victory in NSW election means for schools
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School sectors respond to new student enrolment data
Australia's public schools are seeing a drop in student enrolments as parents flock to the independent sector