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Australia ‘leads the world’ in creating schools of the future

Australia is second to none when it comes to building advanced learning environments, says one education technology leader.

The Educator Weekend Wrap: Arrest made at private school, principal concealed abuse & fees drop

Making news this week, police swoop on a private school, a principal’s ‘cover up’ of abuse and school fees set to drop.

Principals unite to stop online attacks

Nearly 40 principals have come together at a forum to find out how they can guard students against online risks.

Far Out Friday: Cops bust mums for smoking back-to-school joint

A group of mums who shared a celebratory back-to-school joint were arrested after they were caught speeding.

The benefits of network monitoring for schools

The Educator looks at how schools are supercharging their ICT delivery through the use of network monitoring.

Event brings the arts alive for special needs kids

A leading technology provider recently hosted multisensory education workshop for special needs students.

Opinion: Five pitfalls that constrain digital adoption in schools

Deploying new technologies is unlikely to give schools their desired ROI unless it is coupled with the right mechanisms, says IT projects consultant, Thomas Pagram

Education Law Masterclass: Early Bird offer ends next Friday

The Education Law Masterclass, brought to you by The Educator has been developed to address the key legal issues currently affecting those in leadership positions in schools.

School fees to drop after new funding unlocked

A long-awaited cash-injection by one state government will see preschool fees fall by nearly 30%.

Principals turn chaos into clockwork

Three principals tell The Educator why timetabling processes that used to be complex are now running like clockwork.