Principals warn of unsafe classrooms
A recent survey highlights an alarming lack of support for children with a disability, resulting in unsafe classrooms for teachers and students
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Should teachers have to pay for basic school items?
While the PM's school funding plan has been welcomed, many schools continue to struggle with resourcing issues
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Opinion: Dollars – A Distraction in the School Wars
Instead of arguing over whom should get what amount of money, we should instead look at what works – and what needs to be changed, says education lecturer, David Roy
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: ‘Alarming’ report fallout, school nets $815k & calls for Department split
Making news this week, the latest survey into principal health and well-being, a school nets $815 over a misunderstanding and calls for an overhaul of the education department
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Separation of Department and Ministry ‘needed now’
There are calls for a fundamental change in the monitoring and accountability of the public school system
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A principal’s role in promoting inclusive education
Research shows that children with a disability thrive in their learning when integrated in mainstream classes
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Principals get legal help, minister's legacy questioned & NAPLAN concerns
Making news this week, principals get a new legal resource, outgoing education minister slammed and concerns over NAPLAN’s online move
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NSW education better off without Piccoli – academic
As NSW bids a sad farewell to an education minister many dub the best in Australia, a dissenting voice says he should have been replaced long ago
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KHALIL KHAY
Khalil Khay of Hunter School of the Performing Arts is part of The Educator's Hot List 2016
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Disability abuse complaints ‘ignored’
Complaints about the abuse of disabled children in schools are being ignored, according to parents.