Melbourne teacher’s Only Fans account leaves parents outraged
Shocked parents at Diamond Valley Special Development School have hit out at the “disgraceful” situation involving a teacher producing and selling X-rated content online.
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Girl suffers alleged repeat sexual assaults at hands of male peer on school grounds
Diamond Valley Special Developmental School is facing serious accusations it mishandled the multiple sexual assaults of a 14-year-old girl with autism by an older male student.
Victorian schools with the highest crime rates revealed
Almost 6000 crimes were committed at schools last year, new data has revealed. From sex offences to robberies, see which suburbs were hotspots for schoolyard crime.
Experts slam police response to ‘sickening’ Haileybury boys’ group chat
Police will not take any further action against year 10 Haileybury boys who shared a “distressing” sexually explicit image, sparking outrage from women’s groups and cyber safety experts.
Primary school worker charged with possession of child abuse material
An education support staff member who was employed at a northern suburbs primary school will face court next month for alleged child safety offences.
Burnt-out principals reach ‘breaking point’ as schoolyard violence escalates
Victoria’s education system is on the brink of crisis as more principals threaten to quit, left drained by repeat threats, demanding workloads and putting themselves in harm’s way as schoolyard violence soars.
‘Knives in the toilets’: Mount Ridley College parents distraught over relentless bullying
Parents at a high school in Melbourne’s northern suburbs say “no one cares” that someone is going “to die” as students ramp up relentless bullying attacks and allegedly threaten each other with knives.
‘Year 10 purge’: Ex-pupils claim schools ‘managing out’ students with low grades
Schools are being blamed for a rise in year 12s opting to study an unscored VCE program amid allegations they’re “managing out” students with low grades to protect their VCE performance scores.
‘Bullied out of their jobs’: Why Lyndale Secondary College staff staged walkout
The entire performing arts faculty at Lyndale Secondary College walked off the job in protest last year. Now a formal complaint to the Education Department has revealed why.
The Victorian schools embracing non-traditional education
Enrolments at special assistance and alternative schools have almost tripled in the past decade, as more parents seek non-traditional education to support their children’s needs. See the schools in your area taking a different approach.
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