Innovative educators recognised at major awards event
Twelve teachers and principals from across Australia were awarded a teaching fellowship as part of the 2018 Commonwealth Bank Teaching Awards
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Teachers in the running for global education prize
Three Australian teachers received an early Christmas present this week by being named in the top 50 finalists for the $US1m Global Teacher Prize
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Ground-breaking school projects recognised
Three ground-breaking school projects have been recognised for making a meaningful difference to students, as well as the communities in which they live
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Opinion: Rebooting education with Gonski 2.0
While the government provides the bulk of school funding, philanthropy plays an increasingly important role in supporting schools, says Australia Schools Plus chief executive, Rosemary Conn
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School leaders recognised for outstanding performance
The Educator takes a look at the winners of a fellowship, awarded as part of the Commonwealth Bank Teaching Awards
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Landmark school support program launched
A revolutionary program that aims to help disadvantaged schools is being rolled out with the support of one of Australia's largest family foundations.
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The Educator Weekend Wrap: Piccoli’s vision, govt warned on workloads & inspiring teachers rewarded
Making news this week, teaching standards in the spotlight, red flag over workloads and a new fellowship program is launched.
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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.
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Struggling schools thrown funding lifeline
New changes to allow tax-deductible donations to disadvantaged schools heralds the arrival of a “level playing field”, says Australia Schools Plus chief executive, Rosemary Conn.