Opinion
How ‘families’ of schools could spread educational success
Instead of hoping “superhero” principals can lift schools that fall short, a network bound together through a united executive team can increase the odds of improvement.
Jordana HunterSchool expertAustralians rightly expect each of our schools to provide an excellent and enriching education. But giving schools the support they need to deliver on this expectation has proved difficult.
While Australia has many exceptional schools, it has struggled to spread success to all. Indeed, one in three Australian students fall short of learning expectations in the key areas of reading and numeracy, according to NAPLAN assessments. Too many children are treading water in schools that struggle to improve academic performance.
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