The real cost of sending your child to private school in Victoria
As the annual fees for private school in Victoria soar, compulsory levies and extra charges are adding thousands of dollars to already whopping costs. See what you’ll pay.
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‘Our champion’: Jack Davey’s dad tells of ‘overwhelming loss’
The father of 11-year-old Jack Davey, who was killed when a car ploughed into Auburn South Primary School, has thanked the community for their support in a moving tribute to his “beloved” son.
VCE students ‘ecstatic’ to put English exam behind them
VCE students have celebrated the end of their first exam by sharing memes and jokes online about questions in the gruelling three-hour English test.
English test gets ball rolling on VCE exams
More than 45,700 Victorian school students will today sit the all-important English test, getting the ball rolling on the nerve-racking, 2024 VCE exam season. Here’s how it will play out.
Sexual harassment, rape threats: New reality for female teachers
Half of teachers in schools and kindergartens – almost all female – have been victims of routine sexual harassment, mostly by male students, a shock new study has found.
‘Freaking out’: Cruel VTAC scam targets VCE students before exams
A cruel VTAC scam has targeted Year 12 VCE students on the eve of the English exam.
Simple blood test to ‘revolutionise’ diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease
A simple and cost effective blood test will be able to detect Alzheimer’s disease quicker and more accurately, Melbourne researchers at The Florey Institute have found.
Teachers hit with a barrage of sexist slurs and rape jokes
Shocking new survey results show female teachers are subjected to sexist and pornographic slurs and propositioned by male students.
Geelong stabbing victim identified as well-known barber
A barber, who was stabbed to death at a popular Geelong party strip, has been remembered as a “ripper bloke” who had the world at his feet.
Melbourne High students in hot water over muck-up day pranks
Seemingly innocent muck-up day pranks at the prestigious Melbourne High School have turned sour after a car was stripped of paint and a teacher injured. Now up to 30 students face disciplinary action.
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