Deep Dive: Why peace education has never been more important than now - and how schools can teach it
A powerful new initiative aims to steer the narrative towards peace in the one place where many of children’s core ideas are formed – the classroom
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Questions linger over 'error' over private school vaccinations
Boarders at a prestigious Sydney Catholic school were given about 160 Pfizer COVID-19 vaccinations in May
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Govt urged to exercise caution on curriculum review
Principals, teachers and academics say some of the proposed changes to the NSW curriculum need to be carefully considered
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NSW schools set for biggest shake-up in 30 years
The interim curriculum review has proposed sweeping changes to the state's schools, including a renewed focus on maths, English and science
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Student enrolments are up…but not for Catholic schools
Government and Independent schools are struggling to keep up with the climbing student enrolments, so what’s up with the Catholic sector?
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New school slammed as 'disgraceful' and 'damaging'
Uproar is growing over the NSW Premier’s plan for a new selective school in south-western Sydney
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Principals meet to discuss key challenges
Principals from more than 40 schools across NSW recently gathered to discuss key issues facing their sector
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Teacher review ‘deliberately provocative’
One state’s teachers have slammed the government’s new National Review of Teacher Registration as ‘deliberately provocative’ and ‘an outrage’
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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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NAPLAN confidentiality agreement sparks concerns
The teachers union has sought legal advice after its members were asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement covering question testing for NAPLAN online