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Compass to sponsor Educator Leaders Summit 2019

The Educator speaks to Compass’ chief operating officer Travis Gandy about why the company has chosen to sponsor the event

Two thirds of educators do ‘passion project’ on the side

Despite being perceived as time poor, educators are using their talents to focus on societal issues or dilemmas they come across in their working life

Are kids starting school too early?

There are calls for a federal review into when children should begin school. The Educator looks at what the research says about the issue

School imposes dress code for parents

A US principal has imposed a dress code for parents who drop their kids off at school. Could such a policy work in Australia?

Should students be allowed to strike during school hours?

A renowned education expert tells The Educator the student action should be something schools and governments should celebrate – not deny

School launches young entrepreneur scholarship

The scholarship will offer a real-world learning network of expert mentors who can help students develop their entrepreneurial thinking

Deadline extended for reconciliation in education awards

The deadline for the Narragunnawali Awards has been extended, giving schools and early learning services extra time to enter Australia’s most prestigious award for reconciliation in education

International student enrolments frozen – but why?

Victoria’s principals have been left bewildered by a freeze on international student enrolments. The Educator investigates what’s driving the policy

‘No room for politics in STEM education’ – expert

STEM capability is essential to Australia’s future security and capacity to compete as a global innovator, says AMSI Director, Professor Tim Brown

Principals call for zero tolerance after stabbing

The peak body for primary school principals in NSW has called for tougher action on school violence after a Byron Bay teacher was stabbed