Brett Henebery

The rising number of sick days being taken by Australian teachers highlights the toll of heavy workloads and burnout, leaving schools struggling to manage the fallout

The rights and views of children and young people must be included in the discourse about the new laws, experts say

Experts are calling for trauma-informed training, greater mental health support, and systemic changes to address the crisis

An "inherent contradiction" in the guidelines needs to be urgently addressed, says Dr Saul Karnovsky, Senior Lecturer in Education at Curtin University

An "inherent contradiction" in the guidelines needs to be urgently addressed, says Dr Saul Karnovsky, Senior Lecturer in Education at Curtin University

Despite the disruptions of COVID-19, Australian Year 4 students performed above the international average in both subjects

Explore the key shifts in school marketing and communications, and why organisational culture is critical to success in modern education

Widening NAPLAN gaps demand community-driven solutions and tailored support to help struggling students, Dr Venesser Fernandes tells The Educator

Falling short of desired ATAR results is a detour, not the final destination, says Professor Therese Keane

The Educator speaks to Daylesford Dharma School Principal Andrea Furnes about the value of mindfulness, noble silence, and nature-focused learning