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DAILY TELEGRAPH NOVEMBER 29. Ballet dancers Sharni Spencer and Callum Linnane from Romeo and Juliet which is opening at the Sydney Opera House on Thursday. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Star ballerina reveals trickiest moment in demanding ballet

Romeo and Juliet opens at the Opera House on Thursday night. Here’s what to expect.

DAILY TELEGRAPH 24TH NOVEMBER 2022 Pictured at Sherwood Christian School in Bradbury near Campbelltown are students Seira Egan (year 5), Katelyn Kruse (yr 3), Elise van Dijk (yr 3) and Eleazar De Leon (yr 5) The school has recorded NAPLAN results that puts it as Sydneys most improved. Picture: Richard Dobson

Four in five of NAPLAN’s most improved schools are public

Sherwood Hills Christian School is one of only a handful of the state’s private schools to rank among the most improved. Here are the lessons to be learnt from our class acts.

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DAILY TELEGRAPH NOVEMBER 25, 2022. EMBARGOED FOR THE DAILY TELEGRAPH, PLEASE CONTACT PIC EDITOR ROHAN KELLY BEFORE PUBLISHING James Cook Boys Technology High School principal Mark Marciniak with year 11 co-captains Tony Winspear, 16, (left) and Mahbirul Haq, 16, at the school in Kogarah for a story looking at the most improve public schools across the state. Picture: Jonathan Ng

NAPLAN: Most improved NSW schools revealed

Five years of NAPLAN results have revealed students in regional and rural NSW are improving in their literacy and numeracy. See if your school ranks among our most improved.

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NAPLAN shock: Sydney public school outperforms elite colleges

Five years of NAPLAN data has revealed academic success isn’t just the forte of the state’s elite private schools. See where your child’s school ranks.

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DAILY TELEGRAPH NOVEMBER 25, 2022. EMBARGOED FOR THE DAILY TELEGRAPH, PLEASE CONTACT PIC EDITOR ROHAN KELLY BEFORE PUBLISHING St Ursula's College students from left Zara Sly, Elyana Fadel and Ashley Shivakimar at the school in Kingsgrove. The school has performed super well in NAPLAN over the past five years. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Analysis: Why girls’ schools are leading the way in NAPLAN

At a time when there is widespread debate about access to coeducational high schools it’s obvious why girls’ schools remain gender exclusive, writes education expert Mohan Dhall.

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Pictured is the entrance to Cranbrook School in Bellevue Hill , Sydney. Picture: Richard Dobson

Elite Sydney school’s $50 daily bill for kids to study

Highly regarded educator Daisy Turnbull sent email requesting parents of Cranbrook School’s Year 5 students who want to use newly built study centre to pay $50 a day for the service.

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Inside the civil war tearing elite Sydney school apart

A battle is raging for the city’s billionaires, corporate titans and moneyed elite to control the 104-year-old governing board of a prestigious eastern suburbs school. See who’s who in the Cranbrook zoo – and whose side they’re on.

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Private school board resigns amid parents’ power war

After months of bitter infighting among some of the richest and most powerful parents in the country, the battle for Bellevue Hill’s Cranbrook School may be over.

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‘Wall of water’ to hit next NSW town

Towns north west of Forbes and Eugowra are bracing for historic flooding with one community sandbagging a four-kilometre wall in hopes of preventing further devastation.

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DAILY TELEGRAPH 17TH NOVEMBER Pictured at The Ponds High School in Sydney is student Giovanna Anika Tabanag. Children entering high school will start learning how to code as part of a complete overhaul of the state's elective computer studies curriculum. The overhaul will also see Year 11 and 12 students study data breaches. Picture: Richard Dobson

Why NSW kids will learn to code from age 12

Children are set to become experts at coding under a new plan to overhaul the state’s computer syllabus for NSW high school students.

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