The year in review: Victorian principals reflect on 2017
What kind of year was 2017 for Victorian principals? The Educator speaks to Victorian Principals Association president, Anne-Maree Kliman
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Principals question wisdom of ‘non-teaching days’
A plan to allow Victorian teachers four non-teaching days from next year has come under fire from the state’s principals
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Busy principals get a helping hand
New resources will provide school leaders with strategies and tools to help them deal with a range of common challenges
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Govt’s principal health strategy ‘ignores key findings’
The Victorian Government’s new strategy to help principals ignores the key findings of the national Principal Health and Well-being Survey, says Professor Philip Riley
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School cleaning reforms to reduce principal workload
The Victorian Government has announced a new school cleaning contract model for principals
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Former principal sentenced in fraud case
A former principal has been sentenced after giving evidence against a one-time senior education department official
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Govt announces major review into teacher watchdog
The Victorian Education Department has announced a major review of the state’s teacher watchdog following a series of controversial rulings
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Govt announces principal well-being initiative
Victorian principals will be given health checks as part of a State Government initiative to address increasing levels of stress and burnout
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Principal to give evidence against Department ‘big fish’
A former principal will soon give evidence against a one-time senior education department official facing 150 charges, including conspiracy to defraud
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Principal-in-residence program an Australian first
A new program aims to improve departmental culture by bridging the gap between principals and education bureaucrats