
The disastrous $180 million Victorian school intranet could be scrapped at the end of the month prompting fears that months of student work and reports would be lost.
Agency in charge of national literacy and numeracy tests blames principals and teachers for pressuring students to do well on the controversial exams.

Later this week, a Senate committee will hold the first hearing of an inquiry into the effectiveness of the annual NAPLAN tests. The Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA), which develops the NAPLAN tests, has made a submission, as have dozens of organisations, schools and individuals.
Educators should be judged on individual performances, not paid a one-size salary.
