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Apprentice of the Year celebrated at awards event

A recent awards event saw some of Australia's brightest upcoming stars within the electrical industry recognised

Former principal accused of faking mental illness

A former principal accused of child offences has been accused of feigning mental illness to avoid extradition to Australia, police say

How to lift your teacher recruitment game

The Educator speaks to an expert about challenges and opportunities for teacher recruitment in 2018

Education experts warn over govt overreach

The Federal Government should not use Gonski 2.0 funding as an excuse to intervene more broadly in schools, a new report warns

Principals respond to teacher registration shake-up

The Educator speaks to principals from around Australia about the Federal Government’s new review into teacher registration

How this school halved its bullying incidents

A ground-breaking anti-bullying initiative is delivering promising results in schools across the world, and Australian schools should take note

New research highlights value of online learning

Online teaching may help middle school students’ attitudes towards and outcomes in science, new research suggests

Govt announces major shake-up of teacher registration

The Federal Government has announced a major shake-up of teacher registration across Australia after having the plan endorsed by all State and Territory ministers at the Education Council

The Educator Weekend Wrap: Uniform uproar, smartphone ban & parents camp outside private school

Making news this week, an education minister responds to uproar over school uniform, the government proposes a ban on smartphones in schools and parents camp outside a popular private school

How should schools deal with anonymous bullies?

With cyberbullying exacerbating teen depression and even leading to suicides, is it time for online anonymity to be put under the microscope?