Parents spend $100k to send kids to public schools
Victorian parents will have to fork out thousands more than their interstate counterparts to send their child to a government school.
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Families helpless amid soaring back to school costs
The cost of living scourge has forced charities to turn away hundreds of desperate families as they face mounting pleas for help before the return to school.
Schools worst hit by dire teacher shortage
Retired teachers are being urged to return to classrooms as fears grow that many schools won’t have enough staff before school starts.
Huge spike in homeschooling after Covid
More Victorian kids are being homeschooled than ever before with Covid shutdowns and flexible study arrangements behind the switch.
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Top VCE schools by subject revealed
The top VCE schools by subject have been revealed. Here are Victoria’s best performing schools in English, maths methods, biology and more.
VCE results: Students rejoice after year like no other
The wait is finally over as more than 50,000 VCE students received their results. These are our top performing schools and students.
Who made the list? VCE 2020 top scorers revealed
A 15-year-old with a near-perfect score and a Melbourne student with the first 99.95 in his school’s history. Search every top scorer in this database of Victoria’s high-achieving students.
Public v private: The VCE results winners
Non-select entry public schools have outclassed some of Victoria’s top private campuses in the state’s best for VCE results. Search your school.
Search every school’s 2020 VCE results
Country schools punched well above their weight in this year’s VCE results. Search our database to see how all schools went.
Country battlers outshine prestigious city schools
Through tragedy and patchy internet on their farms, students at Tyrrell College outperformed some of Melbourne’s elite campuses.
College’s flood plain underground carpark plan
Scotch College has won the right to demolish buildings in a heritage area and redevelop on a flood plain, despite deluge fears.
Impact of rollercoaster Year 12 set to be revealed
Countless Victorian Year 12 students are waiting to learn the impact of a rollercoaster year on their final scores — as university admissions are set to be released.
Struggling Victorian students set for summer school
Countless Victorian students will spend part of their summer holidays catching up on school work after a year marred by lockdowns and remote learning.
New principals in Melbourne’s private schools
As 2020 draws to a close, Melbourne’s prestigious private schools are playing musical chairs with principals.
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