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Principals call for ‘return of trust’ to profession

A new paper has warned that standardisation is “holding the upper hand” in discourse about how education should function, as well as its future direction

‘Biggest anti-bullying program in Australia’ announced

A new “zero tolerance” approach to bullying in one state’s public schools could see schools forced to hold mandatory disciplinary meetings for serial bullies

How harmful is screentime to children’s brains?

The Educator looks at what the research says about the impact of screen time on the human brain

Is it time to rethink selective schooling?

Selective schools are meant to provide opportunities to the brightest students, whatever their family circumstances - but a new report shows this is not happening

Opinion: How schools can manage parental complaints

It’s time for a new teacher-parent relationship, writes Linda McNeil, executive director of the Council for Catholic School Parents

Gender gaps in education closing - study

New research shows that while gender gaps in math proficiency still exist, they are steadily closing

Principal ready for exciting new challenge

The newly appointed principal of Queensland’s first vertical secondary school tells The Educator about the unique challenges, and opportunities, that lie ahead

How principals can support those who need it most

The Educator looks at the ways in which schools can improve their support for children with a disability

Opinion: Reflecting on 50 years of growth and change

David Robertson, executive director of Independent Schools Queensland, reflects on the changing face of Queensland’s schools

Principal embarks on world record - for literacy

The Educator speaks to a principal who is taking record-breaking lengths to encourage students to embrace the joy of reading