Victorian single-sex schools outperform top dollar co-ed colleges
Top single-sex government schools are outperforming their peers at co-ed campuses, an analysis of NAPLAN data has revealed. See where your school ranks.
Top single-sex government schools are outperforming their peers at co-ed campuses, an analysis of NAPLAN data has revealed. See where your school ranks.
The big wigs at some of Melbourne’s most elite private schools are trading places in a high stakes game of musical chairs where the prizes on offer include salaries of up to $750,000.
Each year Victorian parents turn their homes into a paper mache workshops in the name of Book Week. See all the pictures of the amazing costumes.
Almost 300,000 Victorian students are failing to meet basic standards in maths and English, with many struggling to use punctuation such as commas and full stops.
A new Islamic school is coming to Mooroopna, but its impact on the nearby troubled Shepparton super school remains unclear.
Parents at Victoria’s poshest schools boast median incomes of more than $340,000 – but it’s a long way off the income of NSW’s richest parents. See how the rival states stack up.
The poorest school on the Mornington Peninsula raised just $9m in five years, while the richest raked in more than $240m. See how much money per child your school makes.
The poorest school in Bass Coast and Gippsland raised just $500,000 over five years, while the richest raked in almost $117m. See how much money per child your school makes.
The poorest school in the Mildura region raised just $1m a year over the past five years, while the richest raked in more than $90m over the same period. See how much money per child your school makes.
The poorest school in the Goulburn Valley raised less than $1m in the past five years, while the richest raked in almost $170m. See how much money per child your school makes.
The poorest school in the Ballarat region raised just $719,000 in the past five years, while the richest raked in more than 198.5m. Find out where your school sits.
The poorest school in Bendigo raised just $2.4m in the past five years, compared to the richest which raked in almost $150m. See how much money per child your school makes.
Victoria’s wealthiest schools have state-of-the-art facilities and billion-dollar grounds, while their counterparts are struggling to get basic upgrades. Search our list to find out how your local school fares.
The richest school in the Wodonga region raked in more than $135m in five years, while the poorest raised just $2.2m. See how much money per child your school makes.
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