The latest news on Queensland's private schools
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
All students who compiled or shared a rape list which mocked special needs children have been “removed” from the prep-Year 12 co-ed school, its principal has stated.
Parents have reacted with fury after children with learning disabilities and special needs were identified in a “rape list” uncovered at a Moreton Bay Christian school.
Archbishop Mark Coleridge, effectively the boss of 146 schools, has slammed Qld’s Catholic Education sector saying students are underperforming in key areas. WELCOME TO HIGH STEAKS
Three students from a GPS private school who allegedly stole a wheelchair from a disabled man in Japan have been kicked off the tour and sent home in disgrace.
Brisbane Boys’ College has forced to remove a controversial “spirit booklet” after profiles of students with inappropriate references were included.
It’s the age old question, single-sex vs co-ed? We may finally have the answer.
An upcoming Catholic school, which expects to open in 2026, has revealed their campus design with new buildings and renovation on existing structures, including 24 parking spaces.
A prestigious Brisbane school is seeking feedback from staff and parents in a “confidential” survey on its principal but to do so, respondents must identify themselves by requesting access to it.
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