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Canberra Liberals call for Fair Work review of possible teacher wage theft

The Canberra Liberals will call today for a Fair Work Ombudsman review of ACT teacher pay and conditions, particularly in light of possible ‘wage theft’.

National Teachers Day recognises our educators

Today is National Teachers' Day in Australia which provides an opportunity for us all to recognise the work of our amazing teachers.

Back to school in Term 4

Year 12 students across the ACT are set to return to campus from the beginning of Term 4, as the critical time of final exams and assessments begins. The ACT Government announced this...

Liberals want government taskforce to respond to ACT’s education crisis

Canberra Liberals say the ACT Government taskforce to address the teacher shortage problem must be “more than window dressing”.

New taskforce to address under-staffed, under-resourced teachers

ACT teachers are "under-staffed, under-resourced, and under-appreciated", according to an Australian Education Union ACT survey of 1,800 teachers and principals published this week.

Another brick in the wall: Hey, government – give those teachers vaccines

Unions called this week for the Commonwealth to give teachers and childcare workers priority access to COVID-19 vaccinations.

St Clare’s teacher named 2021 InTEACT Educator of the Year

The 2021 InTEACT (Information Technology Educators ACT) Educator of the Year Award recipient is Mrs Bridgid Sutton, a Science and Digital Technologies Teacher at St Clare’s College, Canberra.

No Gaul, parents galled: French not offered at Belconnen High School

A petition to the ACT Legislative Assembly calls for French - not taught since 2017 - to recommence at Belconnen High School.

ACT Government to fund training for 50 teacher librarians

Up to 50 ACT public school teachers will undergo training to become teacher librarians under an ACT Government scholarship program.

‘Don’t forget us’: Unions call for teachers to be added to vaccine priority list

ACT education unions are advocating for teachers and support staff to be included as priority group for vaccination.

Mother and son helping teachers win the grammar wars

After 27 years of teaching English and grammar at CIT and UC, along with PhD research on grammar teaching, Margaret McBride decided to help teachers get confident teaching grammar - everything from modal auxiliaries to complex sentences.

COVID-19 could herald a change for educators, despite survey showing high levels of stress, burnout

While the swift change to online learning has seen principals and teachers putting in more hours, researchers suggest there could be a silver lining for educators across Australia as parents and students develop a new respect for them.

Education union cautious about reopening schools

As the Barr Government works towards reopening public schools to students, the Australian Education Union (AEU) ACT warn against moving too quickly.

Early learning and child care sectors fear mass closures

Mass service closures could be on the horizon for the early learning and child care sector if the Federal Government doesn’t step in with further support.

ACT pupil-free school days introduced ‘smoothly’

Earlier this week, ACT schools began pupil-free days to prepare for a range of online and remote learning delivery options that will be adopted come term 2.

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