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Every Victorian school set to get an upgrade by 2028

The state budget has revealed key details of signature projects at public schools – and some students will be waiting longer than expected for upgrades. This is how your school fares.

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The state's top 100 primary schools can be revealed, with Camberwell Grammar School taking out the top spot. Picture: Supplied

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Top 100 primary schools in Victoria revealed

The top 100 primary schools in Victoria have been named, with many low-cost government schools outperforming elite private colleges. See the full list.

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Group Load Fence called out for people to come and tie a Ribbon to St Kevins College gates to support the courage of those who have stood up and called out the pain and suffering at the hands of the school. Picture: Sarah Matray

St Kevin’s College embroiled in legal action after horror accident

A devastating accident at St Kevin’s College in Toorak that left a student in hospital has sparked legal action, amid allegations the school failed to maintain the area where the student fell.

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Nick and Janelle Roumbos with their two children, Savannah and Nate at Munno Para Downs, SA. Pictured on March 1st 2025. Picture: Ben Clark

Inside the spiralling wait times for ADHD diagnosis

The Roumbos family are part of a rise of Australian parents trapped in limbo. Here they share how tough their reality is.

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Ali Mountifield with her triplet 12-year-olds - two girls and a boy . Lucy, Hannah, and Oscar Smit in Canberra. Oscar, goes to a different school than his sisters and Ali is considering sending the girls to different schools next year. For a story on class sizes for Monday's paper (Sept 16). Picture Kym Smith

Teachers v students: Our 20 most improved schools

As new data on student-teacher ratios fuels the debate about school resourcing, one expert has detailed exactly how much our kids’ learning could improve in smaller classes — but teachers will need to change their ways too.

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Best, worst resourced schools in Melbourne’s west

The most crowded classrooms in Melbourne’s west have been revealed, with not even 50 portables on ovals and five tables saving one college from making the top 10. See how your school fared.

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Cornish College in Bangholme senior students enjoying their new centre. Principal Nicola Forrest (right) with grade 11 students Rocco, Danielle, Zoe, Xavier, Piper and Lachlan. Picture: Valeriu Campan

Southeast Melbourne’s fastest-growing schools revealed

Enrolments at Bangholme’s Cornish College are booming, with principal Nicola Forrest saying the school is thriving because it offers “education of a different kind”. See southeast Melbourne’s fastest-growing schools.

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Walk to school. Bev Harvey and her Mount Eliza Primary School students at the launch of Walk to School (held during October). Picture: Valeriu Campan

Does your southeast school have a high student-teacher ratio?

Mount Eliza Primary School assistant principal Beverley Harvey says more staff is “definitely a huge benefit for students” as new figures reveal 10 schools in Melbourne’s southeast have at least 17 students per teacher.

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Western Melbourne’s booming schools revealed

The fastest-growing school in Melbourne’s west increased by a massive 471.7 per cent over five years, with its principal saying the school has had to “think outside the box” to accommodate the huge number of students. How fast is your school growing?

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Students (L - R) Mia, Joseph, Ranell, Sayumi, Ethan and Joanna at St Mary of the Cross school on Friday, September 13, 2019, in Epping, Victoria, Australia. Picture: Hamish Blair

Northern Melbourne’s fastest-growing schools

Student populations at schools in Epping, Glenroy and Craigieburn have exploded in the past five years. A special Leader analysis has revealed which schools across Melbourne’s north have grown at the fastest rate from 2013. How does your school compare?

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Our Lady of Lourdes - preps celebrating 100 days at school.

Revealed: The inner east’s fastest-growing schools

Our Lady of Lourdes in Prahran tops school growth in Melbourne’s inner east, but how do the others rank? We have the latest school growth data on the inner east’s booming schools.

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27/05/19 Fitzroy community school founder Faye Berryman with students at their Brunswick campus. Faye Berryman is about to go on a public speaking tour of China promoting the schoolÕs ethos. Aaron Francis/The Australian

The booming inner Melbourne schools revealed

Schools in Melbourne are growing rapidly and it’s no different in the inner city, with some enrolments rising more than 200 per cent in five years. See which schools are the most popular.

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Most crowded classrooms in the east

The schools with the biggest class sizes in Melbourne’s east have been revealed. Check out the government data here.

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Students in a high school classroom are learning about STEM through a workshop making desk top lamps

Best resourced schools in inner Melbourne

A special Leader analysis has delved into the schools in north western Melbourne to see which schools are the best resourced with teachers. See how the schools in your area compare.

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