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Now for the good news: Sector-blind resource-sharing on the rise
The COVID-19 crisis has been a significant shift in the sharing of critical educational resources and practices
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'Now is the perfect time to axe the ATAR' – former principal
The Educator speaks to former principal Peter Hutton, the man behind a renewed push to abolish the ATAR
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Now for the good news: The ‘special lounge’ leaders making a difference
A series of online video meetings across Australia are supporting leaders working in specialist schools and settings
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Televised classes to help students learn from home
The ABC will air teacher-run lessons mapped to the Australian curriculum to ensure no student falls behind in their learning
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Now for the good news: Students supporting elderly community
Students at one Queensland school are building meaningful and heart-warming connections with elders at an aged care home
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Should the ATAR be cancelled for 2020?
A Change.org petition to cancel the ATAR during the COVID-19 crisis has now received more than 15,000 signatures
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How principals can avoid the most common discrimination claim
A leading education lawyer offers his advice on avoiding legal risk and maintaining an unbiased environment
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Global alliance to help "bewildered and anxious" students
The network aims to safeguard the welfare of students and help them graduate despite the challenges posed by COVID-19
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Disadvantaged kids get free laptops
From this week, thousands of disadvantaged NSW children who have been unable to learn online will be loaned laptops, tablets and modems
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Catholic school families to get urgent fee relief
Australia's Catholic schools are expanding existing fee relief arrangements to ease the financial strain on families amid the COVID-19 outbreak