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The change coming to state schools that will save parents money

The change coming to state schools that will save parents money

Expensive branded uniform requirements will be ditched for some clothing items under a move designed to ease costs for families.

  • by Alex Crowe

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Brisbane primary school to close to make way for high school students
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Education

Brisbane primary school to close to make way for high school students

Parents of the 73 students have been told their school will be shutting down after next year’s classes to allow for construction of a new high school.

  • by Rosanna Ryan
We learnt how much funding NSW schools receive: What does yours get?
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Education

We learnt how much funding NSW schools receive: What does yours get?

Top selective schools James Ruse and North Sydney Boys benefited from parent contributions upwards of $2000 per student. Search our table to see how your school fares.

  • by Christopher Harris
Dear Jacinta Allan, thanks for the $400, but I really didn’t need it
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Welfare

Dear Jacinta Allan, thanks for the $400, but I really didn’t need it

Millions of parents are under intense pressure. But plenty are in cruise mode – financially chastened, but hardly on the bones of their bums. So why are we all getting free money?

  • by Tom Ormonde
Detaining school parents is a bit much, but banning them makes sense
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Education

Detaining school parents is a bit much, but banning them makes sense

Teachers are fleeing the classroom, and monstrous parents are often to blame.

  • by Jenna Price
WA high school teachers banned for sexualising female students

WA high school teachers banned for sexualising female students

Court documents have revealed that in both cases, the men’s conduct was “so serious that it is likely to bring the teaching profession into disrepute”.

  • by Holly Thompson
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Number of schools caught by NAPLAN writing scandal grows

Number of schools caught by NAPLAN writing scandal grows

Academic integrity experts say the advent of artificial intelligence has made high-stakes tests such as NAPLAN more susceptible to cheating.

  • by Christopher Harris
Why more than half of Queensland’s principals want to quit – and what it means for our kids

Why more than half of Queensland’s principals want to quit – and what it means for our kids

Almost 60 per cent of the Queensland principals who took part in a national survey “often seriously consider” quitting – the worst result in the country.

  • by Felicity Caldwell
Employers want workers back in the office. How do parents of young children cope?

Employers want workers back in the office. How do parents of young children cope?

As more families have both parents working full-time and employers impose return-to-office policies, a new report recommends an overhaul of outside school hours care.

  • by Lucy Carroll
The WA students lending a helping hand to those in need

The WA students lending a helping hand to those in need

Students at a school in Perth’s western suburbs are helping build prosthetic hands for children in need, distributed to countries including Africa, India, Mexico and Nepal.

  • by Holly Thompson
My daughter’s school is a CBD office building. Most kids don’t get outside all day
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Education

My daughter’s school is a CBD office building. Most kids don’t get outside all day

This “campus” is actually the 6th and 7th floor of an office building in Lonsdale Street, and has no open-air spaces, no canteen, no windows that open. The nearest safe outdoor space is three blocks away. It’s absurd.

  • by Nick Feik

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