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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
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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
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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
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Girls offered flexible uniform choices
One state’s public schools must now offer more uniform choices for girls under sweeping changes announced this week
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The school policies that improve student health
A new study reveals the school food policies that can have positive short and long-term health effects for students
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Should schools make sport compulsory?
The Federal Sports Minister says schools should make sport and physical literacy compulsory to improve student health, and academic outcomes
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New vertical school a 'masterpiece'
A new vertical school announced for Brisbane's inner city will address the looming issue of student overcrowding
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The far-reaching benefits of language skills
A new study shows how language education can boost students' success across all subject areas
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School launches first image-based bullying workshop
One school is helping its staff and students navigate the worrying rise of image-based bullying among students by introducing a course on sexting
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Public school fee push raises concerns
Recent reports suggest that one state's public schools are pressuring parents into paying voluntary fees – but is this such a bad idea? The Educator investigates
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