Cyberattack hits NSW Department of Education
Teachers say the attack has thrown plans for remote learning into disarray
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Principals, teachers respond to lockdown extension
The state's peak teachers union says schools will be impacted significantly by the decision
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Questions linger over 'error' over private school vaccinations
Boarders at a prestigious Sydney Catholic school were given about 160 Pfizer COVID-19 vaccinations in May
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Principals, teachers respond to Budget bonanza for schools
While the Budget has been broadly welcomed, some key voices in NSW education have raised concerns
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Mixed reaction from educators over Mutual Recognition Amendment Bill
Some say the unintended consequences of such legislative change far outweigh the benefits
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NSW signs new staffing agreement for public schools
The goal is to provide schools with a sustainable workforce
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Teachers walk off the job as staffing shortage bites
NSW Teachers Federation members at two schools are protesting a worsening staffing crisis
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Enrolment caps fail to stop influx of students
Popular Sydney schools are seeing continued growth despite enrolment caps, a new analysis shows
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Improving student and staff wellbeing in 2021
The Educator speaks to Educator Impact CEO Nabil Shaheen about the challenges and opportunities
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Greater understanding of educational psychology needed – expert
The Educator speaks to Professor John Munro, an expert in psychology and exceptional learning