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New Activists Conference: Award-winner credits teachers for discernment legacy 

Teaching is the most hallowed of professions, 2025 Archibald Prize People’s Choice winner and White Hibiscus: A Portrait in Words…

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Federation delivers imposing news to Education Minister on preparation time

About 16,000 letters from teachers and parents expressing the dire need for teachers to have additional preparation time were presented…

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The modern profession demands more preparation time

President Writes by Henry Rajendra: Education Quarterly, Issue 19 2026 Recently, we all marked Public Education Week and, like me,…

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Build housing, end profit from war crimes

More than 100 Federation members have written to Aware Super, pressuring the superannuation fund to exclude companies from their investment…

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Federation conference provides principals with important advice on WHS and meeting student need

Escalating unresolved work health and safety issues beyond the school should never be seen as controversial, Federation Work Health and…

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Next Online Book Club discussion: The Dictionary of Lost Words

Join us in term 4 to discuss The Dictionary of Lost Words by Pip Williams. “In 1901, the word ‘Bondmaid’…

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Know your rights: Your questions answered

Originally published in Education Quarterly, Issue 19 2026 I have been allocated a ‘Meadowbank’ in term 4 as a form…

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Equity matters: Your questions answered

Originally published in Education Quarterly, Issue 19 2026 As an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander teacher, how can I become…

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In This Issue — Education Quarterly edition 19

The Q3 edition of Education Quarterly is now online and being sent out to our members. In this issue, we…

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Why we wear purple on Wear It Purple Day

Wellbeing profoundly affects student outcomes — that’s why Federation and members in schools and TAFE mark Wear It Purple Day…

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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…

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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.…

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Anna Stewart Program celebrated for empowering women members for 40 years 

Alumnae of the Anna Stewart Program joined a celebration to mark four decades of the affirmative action program on 1 August, following Women’s Conference earlier in the day.  Former federation president and…

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Women’s Conference a great success, more PL opportunities available

Federation’s Women’s Conference on 1 August was filled with excellent conversations on the theme “Safe. Respected. Essential.”  Keynote speaker Dr Stephanie Wescott…

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Meeting with purpose. It’s about time. 

Words by Michael de Wall Meetings have been part of human activity for tens of thousands of years, though Aboriginal…

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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,”…

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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…

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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…

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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,…

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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…

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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…

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