Educational Leadership

Federal government vows crackdown as institutions increased their vice-chancellor’s salaries amid job losses in the sector

Victorian universities slashed staff last year in anticipation of long-term decline in international student revenue, with insecure workers taking the worst hit.

The government should have a plan for how to help disadvantaged students catch up from learning lost during the pandemic, and how to better support students with mental health issues.

The new mega school in Shepparton reduces public education options in the Goulburn Valley.

In our digital age, libraries are spaces for community and connection. The new State Library Victoria proves libaries have an exciting future.

Police are investigating a 'daily bulletin' sent to year 12 students at a Melbourne high school which named boys as being gay and claimed a girl 'distributed sexual favours'.

While global leaders have traditionally looked to Finland to improve their schools, an organisation from the Nordic country has been studying what is taking place in Victorian classrooms. This is what it discovered

Mental injuries, which can include bullying claims and gendered violence, have topped the list for university WorkCover claims in Victoria.

Chrissy teaches one-on-one music lessons at three Victorian state schools and wants her role deemed "essential" like other teaching positions so she can return to onsite work.

Victoria's free TAFE program will be expanded, with 10,000 more places created in fields the Victorian government says will help the state recover from COVID-19.

A Melbourne school for children with disabilities says its will soon lose funding for its support staff because of a financial stoush between the Victorian and Federal governments.

Victorian ratepayers are ‘unfairly’ paying tens of millions more in council rates, according to the Municipal Association of Victoria, because private schools, universities, power stations and mines enjoy rate exemptions.

Parents in northern Victoria fear a plan to amalgamate four public high schools will disrupt an entire generation of students.

International students who speak little English are struggling to keep up with their peers at Australian universities, prompting the Victorian government to call for a review of entry requirements.

Michael Davies was trying to bring the 115-year-old Anglican grammar school into the 21st century, and not everybody was happy about it.

Swinburne University has the highest dropout rate in the state, with more than one in four of its first year students abandoning their course.