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NSW schools a key battleground as state election nears
Labor and the Coalition have pitched their education plans to voters ahead of this weekend’s election
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New appointments bolster governance in Catholic education
Australia's largest system of Catholic schools has announced a suite of senior leadership appointments
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60-hour weeks and sleepless nights – Why Australia’s principals are leaving in droves
Sally Buick shares a distressing glimpse into the life of a school principal. Sadly, her story is not unique
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What does brilliant school leadership look like?
At Haileybury, two high-performing women are leading the charge on many key leadership decisions
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‘Whole systems approach’ needed to close financial literacy gap – experts
A recent study shows a concerning drop in financial literacy levels across all age groups of Australian students
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To what extent are fed-up principals protected by the law if they speak out publicly?
Several lawyers and a veteran principal tell The Educator what principals should know before they vent their spleens
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Half of principals triggered ‘red flag’ alert emails in 2022, damning report finds
A record number of principals are struggling with violent assaults and serious mental health concerns
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The role of ‘toxic’ leadership in workplace stress
Leaders with low self-esteem are most likely to pass on stress to their teams, a wellbeing expert says
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Queensland private schools put under review
The review was triggered after a Brisbane college sent parents gender and sexuality contracts for students
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Build now or wait? The real cost of delaying school infrastructure projects
Schools risk falling behind in their ability to meet growing community needs due to skyrocketing construction costs