The  Principal School Leadership Survey

By the profession, for the profession
  • What are the major challenges confronting you now and in the foreseeable future? 
  • What do you need so that your school can do the best for our children and young people?

 

Principals Australia (PA) needs to determine what it can do that best helps principals and school leaders achieve outcomes that will build their schools and ensure the best for children and young people.
To this end PA has commissioned a national survey of principals and school leaders to understand what impact the changing national education and schooling landscape is having on your leadership, and learning, in your schools.

All registrants will receive notice when the survey goes live in late September.

We realise that your time is precious, so as an incentive to register and take part in the survey, every 50th respondent to the survey will receive a free 12-month subscription to the full L5 at Work leadership learning online modules valued at $360.


Latest news
  • August 2010: Please read the recent press release from Principals Australia, Principals' associations welcome support for principals to lead and manage more autonomous schools  Click here

  • July 2010: Principals Australia congratulates Jeremy Hurley on becoming the new National Project Coordinator for KidsMatter Primary.

  • June 2010: Liz Furler, the new CEO writes: "Principals Australia is undergoing significant change as it positions itself to more effectively support its owner principals associations and their profession, as well as principals and their schools, in the rapidly changing national education landscape..."
    Read more >>

  • May 2010: Heather Parkes has recently been appointed PA National Business Manager.

John Laing Award

The John Laing Professional Development Award is a peer nominated celebration of school leadership and professional learning. Its aim is to celebrate leadership learning: for school leaders by school leaders.

Click here for information, guidelines, nomination forms and previous winners >>>.

National Education Agenda

  • Education has the power to transform lives but a recent report by Anglicare Victoria and Wesley Mission Victoria shows vulnerable children in out-of-home care are struggling at school and many are falling behind their peers.
    Click here to download the report from the Anglicare website >>>

  • A major research report by Prof Jack Keating, arguing for systemic reform to school funding in Australia, was released on Thursday 1 July by Education Foundation, a division of The Foundation for Young Australians. Download and read the full report by clicking here.

  • A letter from ACARA to school principals providing an overview of the developments for the My School website was distributed on 21 June following the first meeting of the My School Working Party.
    Click here >>>

Research
  • What Teachers Want: Better Teacher Management analyses the work undertaken in the OECD's Teaching and Learning International Survey.
    Visit the Grattan Institute website to download a copy >>

  • What is happening in the USA? In Strong Leaders Strong Schools: 2009 School Leadership Laws, the National Conference of State Legislatures offers its annual roundup of new state legislation to improve education leadership.
    Click here >>

 Online leadership modules  

 Leadership in Indigenous education  

 Primary school mental health  

 Secondary schools mental health  

 Leadership for engaging with Asia  



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