Filter by:

Reset

and/or

and/or

AUKUS money would be better spent on public education, housing, skills crisis

A $368 billion-plus commitment to nuclear-powered attack submarines is the wrong use of our taxes, Federation Deputy President, Natasha Watt

Learn More

Alison Pennington’s idea for further government investment in public education spreads

The concept that the Federal Government needs to further support public education has again been championed by economist Alison Pennington.

Learn More

Infrastructure inquiry reveals ‘must-haves’ for schools

“You can be assured, one of our priority recommendations will be the essential nature of co-design with teachers and community,”

Learn More

Teachers’ judgement key to empowering their professionalism

Shifts that undermine teacher professionalism are not inevitable and can be contested, Professor in the Sydney School of Education and

Learn More

Can I be forced into taking additional teaching time instead of sport supervision?

An integrated school sports program does not automatically mean you can be required to coach, supervise sport, or have your

Learn More

Alison Pennington: Public provision is the solution to inflation

Essential services that have shifted from public to private ownership over the past two decades are driving Australia’s inflation crisis,

Learn More

Annual Conference 2026, Day Three

Federation has updated its special education policy with a nine-page document that encompasses our vision for an inclusive public education

Learn More

Annual Conference 2026, Day Two

Shifts that undermine teacher professionalism are not inevitable and can be contested, Professor in the Sydney School of Education and

Learn More

Annual Conference 2026, Day One

If improving teachers’ working conditions is continually deferred because there aren’t enough teachers, there’s a risk of entrenching the very

Learn More

Local Federation campaign delivers big win for Maitland Grossman High

A two-year campaign by Federation members has led to the NSW Government announcing Maitland Grossman High School will be relocated.  The new school, on a larger

Learn More

Equity matters: Your questions answered

Originally published in Education Quarterly, Issue 18 2026 I have a student who requires higher levels of support. Unfortunately, an

Learn More

Join our next Online Book Club!

Originally published in Education Quarterly, Issue 18 2026 Held quarterly via Zoom Join like-minded teachers and connect through discussions and analysis

Learn More

Refugee Week – A time to celebrate and educate

2026 marks 40 years of Refugee Week in Australia, and the opportunity for schools and TAFE to share stories, challenge

Learn More

The right thing for students — and the smart path politically

Originally published in Education Quarterly, Issue 18 2026 President writes by Henry Rajendra Every teacher in NSW knows why preparation time

Learn More

In This Issue — Education Quarterly edition 18

The Q2 edition of Education Quarterly is now online and being sent out to members. In this issue, we continue

Learn More

Separated by distance, connected through education

Originally published in Education Quarterly, Issue 18 2026 It may support some 8000 students, but NSW’s distance education program is a

Learn More

Polling and focus groups show voters are ready to reward a government that invests in class prep

New polling shows a vote-changing political opportunity for any NSW politician who commits to giving teachers the time they need

Learn More

Know your rights: Your questions answered

Originally published in Education Quarterly, Issue 18 2026 Are school assemblies counted as teaching time? School assemblies are counted as

Learn More

05

May

Beginning Teacher Support Funding

Originally published in Education Quarterly, Issue 16 2025 By Katinka Kastner (Membership and Training Officer) In 2025 the Beginning Teacher

Learn More

Minister urged to halt reckless school attendance shake up

The Education Minister has been urged to slam the brakes on a reckless departmental shake up of school attendance policy

Learn More

What are teachers’ rights to breastfeeding and lactation breaks in NSW schools? (FAQ)

Returning to work while breastfeeding can be challenging — but NSW public school employees are entitled to support. Breastfeeding and

Learn More