The school that doesn’t want to let its students go
This primary school has students improving on every measure and now its leaders want to keep up the good work – right through high school.
This primary school has students improving on every measure and now its leaders want to keep up the good work – right through high school.
SA’s sluggish paediatric Covid-19 vaccination program is failing to significantly boost rates of children being jabbed, sparking a new plea for parents to protect their kids.
The “passionate advocate for girls’ education” will move from Mt Barker to take the reins at Mary MacKillop College in January 2023.
Days after Golden Grove students were targeted in vile TikTok videos, leading educators say a planned ban on mobile phones won’t stop kids behaving badly. Do you agree? Take our poll.
SA schools receive anywhere between a few thousand dollars and a few hundred thousand in government funding per student, latest data reveals. Find out how much your school gets.
More than a quarter of the state’s public primary schools spent nothing on upgrades over a three-year period, while some private schools invested tens of millions of dollars.
New data shows how much parents are contributing to each of SA’s public schools – at some of them it’s more than $2000 a year.
We’ve mapped the total income of every SA school and compared their funding levels per student — and the results show many of our “poorest” schools are in surprisingly wealthy areas.
While average Aussie families can’t afford eye-watering private school fees, rich parents are getting access to state-of-the-art facilities and education opportunities. SEE WHAT THEY OFFER
Forget the bake sale, creative fundraising is the new norm in schools, as Australia’s top 100 schools with the most private income were revealed. SEE THE LIST
From Hallett Cove to Golden Grove, out-of-zone students are taking up spots at Adelaide High, new figures reveal. The revelation comes amid growing parent anger over enrolment rules.
Parents are being warned their choice of public schools will become “increasingly limited” as zones are more strictly enforced. See how much every SA school is growing.
A Golden Grove school has been left begging to meet with the education minister after discovering it would only receive half as much funding as an eastern suburbs institution to cope with an influx of new students when Year 7s are integrated.
Country school leaders want funding to keep good staff when enrolments drop and for counselling for kids from financially struggling families. See enrolment trends for every SA school.
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