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Private school principal responds to teacher scandal

A private school principal has responded to allegations that one of his teachers was intimately involved with a student.

Down-syndrome teacher defies expectations

Can a person with a cognitive syndrome be in charge of a class? One preschool teacher has broken this taboo and become an inspiration.

The PD solution saving principals time and money

An effective new platform has helped hundreds of schools in one state supercharge their professional development.

Principals hit with exam warning

One state has warned its principals that they will face tough new penalties if their students’ exam results are leaked.

New program rewards inspiring teachers, principals

Schools Plus CEO, Rosemary Conn, tells The Educator how a new program aims to raise the profile of high-performing teachers and school leaders.

How principals can fight child poverty

The CEO of a leading children’s charity says alarming child poverty levels should motivate schools to strengthen their community networks.

Opinion: Aspiring to lead? Be prepared

AITSL’s Sue Buckley outlines the resources helping new principals overcome their most common professional challenges.

The Educator Weekend Wrap: Gonski’s call to action, child poverty rising & workloads out of control

Making news this week: Gonski’s new initiative, concerns over child poverty & a study shows teacher workloads at unsustainable levels.

Principals lacking crucial support - union

Principals are lacking the time they require to help struggling students and staff, says the teachers union.

Far Out Friday: Students get bum deal after toilet paper shortage

One school has caused a stir over its request for students to bring their own toilet paper.