SA’s future leaders: Meet the school captains of 2025
The South Australian teens set to lead the class of 2025 have been revealed with 50+ sharing why they wanted the role and what they plan to do with it.
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Revealed: How Adelaide’s top school principals fared in year 12
Hay baling, policing, selling insurance and coaching sport – these are just some of the jobs our top school leaders took up when they left school. Read how they scored in year 12.
SA’s top public school teachers named
A principal whose leadership led to increased attendance and fewer behavioural issues is among SA’s top public educators. See the list of award winners.
Is this a record? Adelaide college’s uncanny SACE double take
There are about 12,500 students starting their exams in SA this week. But for these five families the experience will be twice as testing.
The millionaire who only does business meetings in Crocs
He finished school without an ATAR, ran away to Byron Bay to escape his problems, failed Accounting 101 and now this businessman’s brainchild is worth $10m.
‘What’s wrong with your brother?’: Sisters share reality of life with Frank
They’ve never been to the movies together. Going grocery shopping took four years of preparation. Here, the Glastonbury family reveals what life is really like with a son, and brother, with a severe disability.
The SA teachers who have been suspended … for years with pay
Teachers and principals at South Australian public schools are serving long suspensions, often while still being paid. See the list.
Adelaide’s most popular school: See who’s winning enrolment race
The state’s top performing public high schools have seen huge spikes in student numbers, new analysis reveals. Search your school to see how it ranks.
‘Hunting ground’: Cop crackdown uncovers child sex offender breaches
Police have charged a number of registered child sex offenders for breaching strict conditions, including contact with children.
‘Very traumatised’: Child runaways fleeing care at staggering rate
Young children and teenagers are being reported missing from state care 19 times a day. Here’s why they’re running away.
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