Gabrielle Leigh, president of the Australian Government Primary Principals Association
Long-term strategic planning is vital to our sector's future
Gabrielle Leigh, president of the Australian Government Primary Principals Association
One in five children will experience a concussion before the age of 10, and children can take twice as long as adults to recover.
A new podcast that is aiming to blow apart the misconception that explicit teaching is robotic and inflexible is set to hand teachers a ‘front row seat’ to some of the best classrooms in the world.
The Queensland Government is launching what it calls ‘a new nation-leading plan’ to tackle bullying in schools, with a $33 million dollar commitment to funding five anti-bullying initiatives.
School canteens relying on parent rosters and other volunteers across Australia are struggling to stay afloat as demands upon working families increase.
End-of-school exams in Victoria will be given a major overhaul after an embarrassing bungle that has been blamed on a junior employee.
Opposition leader Peter Dutton has drilled down on his campaign message as he encouraged young Australians to get into a trade.
The tide has turned in the realm of teacher recruitment, with a renewed appetite amongst school leavers for pursuing a career in the profession.
As moves to strengthen teacher retention and wellbeing ramp up, it’s critical our sector acknowledge and encourage the positive impact of early career educators and prioritise investing in their growth and development.
The Mitchell Institute has done a deep dive into the policy battleground of schools ahead of the upcoming federal election with its ‘Election 2025 Education Policy Brief: Schools’. What are the issues, and what are the major parties offering?
