Big shake-up of how SA’s public school funding dished out
A new framework for how and which schools receive infrastructure funding has been announced by the state government following a $250m spend promise.
A new framework for how and which schools receive infrastructure funding has been announced by the state government following a $250m spend promise.
A spike in Covid cases has left principals scrambling to find replacements, with classrooms having to be split and specialist classes postponed.
After an embattled end to last year, Pulteney Grammar’s new principal has been named – and he comes from another top private institution.
Students have finally moved into a new $98m building at an Adelaide CBD school – including a rooftop basketball court with amazing city views. See the pictures.
One southern Adelaide primary school made a huge leap in this year’s NAPLAN rankings, rising dozens of places. See how every school ranked.
A top SA private school and family members have paid tribute to a popular teacher following his death in California.
One of Adelaide’s most exclusive colleges topped the list of priciest schools this year, and has just told parents that fees will go up 5.9 per cent. So how much does it cost now?
SA’s Year 10 students have fallen further behind than teens anywhere else in Australia, according to an alarming new report. See the data that exposes how badly we trail other nations.
The Education Minister was all smiles at a school visit after the teachers’ union recommended members accept the government’s latest pay offer. However, not everyone was happy.
Mount Barker’s two public schools have experienced massive growth over the past few years as the town explodes in numbers – so could new schools be built?
South Australia’s fastest growing – and shrinking – schools have been revealed. See the full list.
School swimming lessons in the sea are back on after the Education Department reversed a snap ban prompted by a spate of shark attacks.
A private school parent has spoken out after several students were left in the lurch by a technical failure during a Year 12 exam that left them unable to answer a vital question.
The head of the teachers union has been branded Andrew “Own Gohl” in a heated radio interview over the impact of another strike on Year 12 students. Listen to the audio.
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