What kind of year will 2022 be for special education?
The Educator speaks to Matthew Johnson, president of the Australian Special Education Principals Association
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Principals brainstorm wellbeing strategies
Principals recently convened to discuss ways to improve the wellbeing of primary school leaders
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Principal health and wellbeing report 2019 released
A growing number of principals are being pushed to the brink by massive workloads and conflict with parents
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One in three principals face stress and burnout – report
The Educator looks at the profession's reaction to the latest major study into principal health and wellbeing
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Calls grow for education department overhaul
There are increasing calls for the Federal Education Department to be completely overhauled and replaced with a Reserve Bank-like body
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Principals teetering on the brink – report
Increasing threats, violence and excessive working hours are leading to serious distress, burnout and depression among principals, a new report shows
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One-in-three principals ‘physically attacked’ – report
A damning new report into principal health and wellbeing reveals growing levels of stress, burnout and anxiety among Australian school leaders
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Early Bird offer ends soon for education mental health event
Chance to save on vital education masterclass ends soon
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New course tackles teen mental health issues
A new course is giving teachers skills to manage suicide and self-harm in students
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‘A critical opportunity for educators’
The Educator speaks to Shane Kamsner from Carey Baptist School about his role at the upcoming Mental Health in Schools Masterclass