The latest news on Queensland's private schools
The board of an elite private school has been accused of ‘gross ineptitude’ after the shock exit of a principal amid allegations she created an unsafe workplace, with more than 100 staff leaving during her tenure.
The Padua College school community is mourning the deaths this week of two former leaders, one of whom had been involved with the school for half a century.
A former colleague of Paul Thomson, Kimberley College’s founding principal facing charges of fraud and computer hacking, has accused him of bullying staff.
A ‘skip full’ of evidence relevant to a case against a former Kimberley College principal accused of embezzling money from his school was allegedly destroyed after he was sacked.
Teachers, other staff and parents have rejected an elite southeast school’s back-to-school order, saying it’s not yet safe to travel.
A South East Queensland private college has been rocked by scandalous sex claims that have resulted in two students leaving the school. But a petition carrying more than 3600 signatures is calling for one of them to be reinstated.
Unvaccinated staff are continuing to work at a Gold Coast private school, including as bus drivers, sources have revealed.
A senior pastor at Citipointe Church has defended its Brisbane School, citing “biblical truth” as to why students were required to adhere to the gender of their biological sex.
A Townsville school has been caught up in the “gender contract” debacle after an email was sent to staff with a link to a petition to “defend Christian schools” which “only employ staff who share and model biblical beliefs”.
A veteran teacher at one of Brisbane’s top boys’ schools has been remembered as an outstanding educator who inspired love and respect.
An elite Brisbane all-girls private school has been accused of slavery after an Indigenous Facebook page shared images of graffiti accusing it of keeping Aboriginal children as slaves well into the 1960s.
An elite Brisbane school is mourning one of its longest-serving and most popular teachers, who died after a long illness.
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