The latest news on Queensland's private schools
A teacher at an elite Brisbane girls’ school has unloaded on high-level staff and how they’ve handled the fallout of a student’s bullying death, claiming they won’t even call her by her name and haven’t appropriately dealt with the culprits.
Shattered parents at an elite Brisbane girls’ school have said Ella’s tragic bullying saga is not a one off as her mum has spoken out for the first time.
The federal government is not acting with the necessary urgency as yet another young Queenslander is bullied to death, writes the editor.
The greed that fuels social media behemoths stands in our way of change – but how many more parents have to bury their children?
A prestigious Brisbane private school is on the verge of increasing its range of academic opportunities to its students to “beyond what is available to any other school” of its kind.
They earn wages that eclipse Premier Steven Miles and rival Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, with eye-watering salaries and pay rises that dwarf counterparts in the state system.
A Brisbane private school principal caught up in a civil sexual abuse claim professed his innocence to staff and students during an assembly at the elite college in a move described by some concerned parents as “outrageous” and “inappropriate”.
The principal of an elite Brisbane school has returned to work today as it’s revealed he is caught up in a civil claim relating to historical allegations of student sex abuse.
Private school principals and executive staff are earning salaries the envy of ministers with the remuneration packages of key management personnel at more than 100 Queensland schools revealed for the first time. SEARCH THE LIST
The mass exodus of staff from an elite Brisbane girls’ school is taking an alarming toll on the health and wellbeing of students, parents claim.
An “alarming rate of resignations” at the $28,000-a-year St Aidan’s Anglican Girls’ School is being blamed on a toxic culture that’s sparked a vote of no confidence in the principal.
A Brisbane church-run private school is demanding parents pay fees adding up to more than $9000 if they take students out of class for a holiday.
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