Principals respond to ‘disturbing’ report
The Educator talks to principals about the latest survey into the health and well-being of school leaders in Australia
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Should schools be encouraging political engagement?
One study found that around half of year 12 students feel unable to make an informed vote due to a lack of understanding
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Top principals weigh in on the great homework debate
While it’s a steadfast feature in many schools, an increasing number are choosing to scrap out-of-class assignments
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What happens when your cyberbullies are parents?
One principal explains how his school’s online cyberbullying workshops have reduced parent-teacher tensions at a time when they are rising
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Premier backs Gonski, janitor gets $156k & a principal’s outlook for 2017
Making news this week, the new NSW Premier shows her support for Gonski funding, a school janitor wins a massive compo payout and a principal shares his outlook for the year ahead.
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A principal’s outlook for 2017
The Educator asks Chris Presland, president of the NSW Secondary Principals Council… What kind of year can principals expect in 2017?
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Alarming new cyberbullying figures revealed
New figures on the misuse of technology show the scale of cyberbullying and sexting reports in NSW schools.
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Pace of school reform leaving principals in the lurch
Principals are warning that they are being stymied by the relentless pace of educational reform.
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Principal hits back at HSC ‘gaming’ claims
A private school principal has responded to claims that wealthy students are more likely to be diagnosed with learning disabilities in order to get special treatment in exams.
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Principals slam private schools for ‘gaming’ disability rules
Wealthy students are more likely to be diagnosed with learning disabilities to get special treatment in exams, principals say.