Another staffer steps aside amid St Kevin’s scandal
Principals from Melbourne’s most prestigious schools have been drawn into the scandal that rocked St Kevin’s College as another member of the embattled school’s staff steps down.
Principals from Melbourne’s most prestigious schools have been drawn into the scandal that rocked St Kevin’s College as another member of the embattled school’s staff steps down.
As one of Melbourne’s most exclusive schools, St Kevin’s College, reels from explosive insight into how it handled child groomer athletics coach Peter Kehoe, many details still remain unclear, writes Susie O’Brien.
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Melbourne girls school Sacre Coeur has severed ties with St Kevin’s College after the school was rocked by a child grooming scandal. St Kevin’s headmaster Stephen Russell has resigned and the school’s dean of sport Luke Travers has been stood down.
An athletics coach convicted of sexually grooming a child was given glowing character references by the school’s headmaster and dean of sport.
Elite private schools have spent years moving around well-known child abusers, protecting their own reputations at the expense of the safety and sanity of their young students. Generational change is needed at schools such as St Kevin’s now, writes Susie O’Brien.
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One of the state’s top private schools, St Kevin’s College, is under new scrutiny after it came to light that a staff member gave a character reference in court for an athletics coach who was convicted of a child sex offence.
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