VIP dinner, gifts: Sexism scandal engulfs elite private school
A SEQ private school has been rocked by gender discrimination accusations with parents claiming boys’ sporting teams are repeatedly given more opportunities than girls.
The latest news on Queensland's private schools
A SEQ private school has been rocked by gender discrimination accusations with parents claiming boys’ sporting teams are repeatedly given more opportunities than girls.
The mass exodus has continued at the imploding Churchie Swim Club, as more young swimmers quit in protest over the decision by the elite school to outsource its swim program, with fees increasing significantly.
The Year 12 ATAR results of some of Queensland’s biggest schools can be exclusively revealed in yet another magical milestone for the Class of 2024. SEARCH THE TABLE
Emotional videos have captured the moment some of Qld’s top graduates received their ATAR results with a quarter of the 28,000 students participating landing an ATAR of 90 or above.
The cost of elite Queensland schools continue to surge, as fees for 2025 are revealed. SEARCH FOR YOUR SCHOOL
Furious parents have accused a prestigious Brisbane private school of “price gouging”, following new school fee hikes despite facilities remaining “embarrassing”.
Parents at one of the Gold Coast’s most prestigious private schools are fuming at an unexpected fee increase that will see families fork out thousands of dollars more next year.
A former student of Brisbane’s Stuartholme School who twice tried to kill herself due to bullying has spoken out about her abuse and revealed the “hell” she endured.
Former students at an elite Brisbane girls’ school say they are still traumatised 10 years after unwittingly becoming targets of bullying campaigns at the school. READ THEIR STORIES
Seniors from an elite Brisbane girls’ school are under fire over an explicit “Catholic slut!” video which an alarmed parent labelled “disgusting and deplorable”. WATCH THE VIDEO
The expulsion of two students for criticising an elite school’s response to a bullying scandal could go before the Human Rights Commission.
We have a problem in our all-girls’ schools. Children are suiciding as bullying trumps respect, and it is more insidious now because of social media, and questions must be asked of all schools, writes Kylie Lang.
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