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Principal takes mentoring to the next level

School principals have one of the busiest jobs going, but Marco Di Cesare doesn’t let that get in the way of having a personal impact in every area of his school

Govt announces new plan to end violence against teachers

The ACT Government has outlined a first-of-its-kind policy to end occupational violence against teachers and principals

Parents take legal action against private school

A Sikh man has launched legal action against a private school that he claims discriminated against his son

Digitising school payments saves time and money – report

New research shows that digitising school payments can mean big savings in time and money

Opinion: How BYOD inspires creative music-making

Music teacher Brad Fuller explains how technology is helping students move beyond traditional music classes in school

Principal builds ‘a common language of learning’

Rosny College is a school that has seen a significant transformation in teaching and learning over recent years. The Educator speaks to its principal to find out more

Catholic schools mull industrial action

Canberra Catholic schools are considering industrial action after negotiations between their union and the system’s representative body collapsed

Limited Early Bird tickets left for education law conference

Final week to save $100 on tickets to The Educator’s legal masterclass

Scientology campaign targets schools

Principals have spoken out after their schools were targeted by an information campaign run by a group linked to the Church of Scientology

New ‘reportable conduct’ regime will impose significant obligations on schools

The Educator speaks with a lawyer to find out what the new reportable conduct regime in Victoria means for the state's schools