The latest news on Queensland's private schools
A Queensland principal who allegedly sent a “Sexy and 17” video featuring stills of a topless young woman and other “explicit” clips over staff emails has been allowed to return to work following a suspension. Here’s what he said to parents.
The cost of a private education in Brisbane has surged at nearly double the national average while similar increases have occurred at most of Queensland’s most elite school.
An ex-principal and his daughter, both accused of embezzling from Kimberley College, have fronted court as their lawyers make wild claims about the cop investigating the alleged fraud.
While other schools and universities blacklist it, one Brisbane school has embraced artificial intelligence in the classroom.
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Admitting it “still has much work to do” in the area of child sex abuse, Queensland’s biggest Catholic boys’ college will be the first school visited by Australian of the Year Grace Tame.
Police are appealing for victims to come forward after a teacher at an elite college in Brisbane’s north was charged with possessing child exploitation material and been granted bail under strict conditions.
A top Brisbane school is under fire from parents and students over a controversial decision to ban dates from an upcoming Year 11 formal.
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These are the shocking circumstances that led former private school students to face court for their crimes.
Brisbane Grammar School pocketed more than $3m in JobKeeper yet made a $3.5m surplus. It’s one of a number of Queensland private schools being told to return the pandemic payments.
The head of a prestigious southeast Queensland grammar school has quit, becoming the fourth principal in as many years to depart the beleaguered Presbyterian and Methodist Schools’ Association.
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