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
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Principals question wisdom of ‘non-teaching days’
A plan to allow Victorian teachers four non-teaching days from next year has come under fire from the state’s principals
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Most school surveys ‘statistically insignificant’
They can influence teaching practice, inform policy and shape students’ perceptions, but many school surveys may be wide of the mark. The Educator investigates
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Teacher quality revamped, well-being survey & principal marks 50 years
Making news this week, education standards undergo a sweeping review, private schools are surveyed on student well-being and a principal reflects on 50 years in education
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Exclusive: Principal reflects on 50 years in education
Henry Grossek reflects on the most powerful and inspirational milestones in what has been a rewarding career in education
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Is your school’s cybersafety policy working?
The Educator speaks to the head of a foundation providing thousands of schools with a comprehensive cybersafety framework
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Questions hang over new school cleaning reforms
As the Victorian Government prepares to introduce a new school cleaning contract for the state’s schools, serious questions are being raised over who stands to benefit
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Govt’s principal health strategy ‘ignores key findings’
The Victorian Government’s new strategy to help principals ignores the key findings of the national Principal Health and Well-being Survey, says Professor Philip Riley
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Govt announces principal well-being initiative
Victorian principals will be given health checks as part of a State Government initiative to address increasing levels of stress and burnout
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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