Schools in South Australia are almost at capacity
Education Minister says department is taking steps to address growing enrolment demand
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Are kids starting school too early?
There are calls for a federal review into when children should begin school. The Educator looks at what the research says about the issue
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Govt announces major support package for principals
One state government has pledged more than $6m over the next four years to increase the direct support available to principals
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Principals call for study leave
One state’s principals want a term off for every four years to focus on educational research and improve their own well-being.
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Private school sends debt collectors after parents
A private school left hundreds of thousands of dollars out of pocket as a result of parents’ unpaid fees has turned to debt collectors to recover the money.
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Is it time for a uniform school starting age?
A national starting age would significantly reduce the vexed issue of 'readiness' for school which causes great anxiety for parents and educators, say experts.
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Principals tell govt to give kids a break
School students need at least five breaks a day to release energy and focus better in class, the head of the SA Primary Principals Association (SAPPA) says.
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Public schools using debt collectors to chase down unpaid fees
Sending the debt collectors after parents to collect money for a service they should be receiving free from the state is unfair, says the AEU’s David Smith.
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Infant schooling: how young is too young?
Did you know there is an actual school for babies? Meet “Shichida Education”, where babies learn math and language.