The Educator

Samantha Andonis, Director of Innovation and Creativity at Trinity College South Australia, shares how winning Best STEM Program at the Australian Education Awards 2024 was a meaningful recognition of collaboration and excellence in education. Her advice? "Education isn’t one-size-fits-all. By adapting, evolving, and sharing our journeys, we inspire a love of learning for all students." Do you know an outstanding educator or program making a difference? Nominations for the Australian Education Awards 2025 are now open! Submit yours today: https://hubs.la/Q037hl0G0 #AusEdAwards #EducationExcellence #STEM #EducationAwards

Angela Falkenberg, President of the Australian Primary Principals Association, emphasizes the need for tailored support to meet leaders at their point of need. Recent government initiatives aim to address these challenges, but concerns remain about sustainability and the undervaluation of primary schools' role in building resilient communities. https://hubs.la/Q0382nFV0

Dr. Ragnar Purje, Adjunct Senior Lecturer at CQUniversity and author of Responsibility Theory®, explores the value of perseverance over mere participation in his latest opinion piece. He emphasizes the importance of effort and merit-based achievement in fostering resilience, critical thinking, and long-term success. https://hubs.la/Q036W9j-0

We are on the lookout for the next Primary School of the Year (Non-Government) awardee at the 2025 Australian Education Awards. Do you have someone in mind? Nominate now! Nominations close on Friday 14 March 2025. Nominate: https://hubs.la/Q036TZMK0 #AusEdAwards #Education #BestinEducation #EducationLeaders

New data reveals a growing funding gap between public and private schools in Australia. Despite educating the majority of students—including those facing the greatest disadvantage—public schools remain significantly underfunded. https://hubs.la/Q038jwxH0

Positive trends in Australian education! New ABS data reveals a rise in Year 12 completions and an increase in teacher retention rates, signaling progress after years of decline. With student-to-teacher ratios at their lowest since 2006 and more aspiring educators entering the profession, could this mark a turning point? https://hubs.la/Q0380X6c0

What supports do Australia’s principals need in 2025? With mounting challenges like staff shortages, student wellbeing, and disruptive classrooms, school leaders are under immense pressure. Andy Mison, President of Australian Secondary Principals' Association , shares insights on government initiatives, equity in education, and the urgent need for lasting change. https://hubs.la/Q0380P060

We are on the lookout for the next Parentshop Pty Ltd Best Student Wellbeing Program awardee at the 2025 Australian Education Awards. Do you have someone in mind? Nominate now! Nominations close on Friday 14 March 2025. Nominate: https://hubs.la/Q036V1mz0 #AusEdAwards #Education #BestinEducation #EducationLeaders

Empowering educators, inspiring students! Hills Grammar is committed to staff wellbeing, career growth, and lifelong learning. Principal Karen Yager emphasizes the school’s focus on mentoring, professional development, and collaboration, ensuring teachers thrive. With leading programs led by Dr Christine Furner, PhD, and innovative spaces like the Booth Centre, Hills Grammar fosters a culture where educators and students grow together. https://lnkd.in/gfaiqn7H #EducationExcellence #TeacherDevelopment #LifelongLearning #HillsGrammar

Katrina Paton, named Primary School Teacher of the Year at the 2024 Australian Education Awards, shares insights on fostering trust, structure, and inclusivity in the classroom. https://hubs.la/Q037VgR20