The family of a 13-year-old child who suicided after being bullied at her Queensland high school has met with the Education Department, as it is revealed more students at the school are on suicide watch.
Education Queensland has been accused of “blindsiding” the family of a teenager who suicided by scheduling one-on-one parental meetings that will clash with their planned open forum.
Video footage of teenage girls brawling at Beaudesert Public Library this week is truly sickening, but equally so, the fact that their peers did nothing to stop it.
Terrified students reveal details of “disgusting” and “degrading” treatment by peers and teachers, saying they fear for their lives.
Internal surveys at a Queensland school at the centre of bullying allegations reveal an alarming number of children do not feel safe, as enrolments plummet.
The state government will fund the meningococcal B vaccine in a landmark move applauded by survivors of the deadly disease.
Shocking footage has captured the moment a teen girl from Beaudesert State High School brutally beats another girl in a library. WATCH THE VIDEO
Principal calls on parents to reinforce “respectful behaviour”, while defending school following two student suicides.
Two teenagers are dead and several others are on suicide watch as a toxic culture of bullying runs rampant at Beaudesert State High School, furious families claim.
The sister of “vibrant and caring” Onyx Rose Lambert, who suicided at age 13 after years of relentless bullying at a Queensland high school that has been accused of allowing a toxic culture, has vowed her death will not be in vain.
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