The public and private schools with top VCE results
The private and public schools with the best VCE results have been revealed. See here if your school made the top 10.
The private and public schools with the best VCE results have been revealed. See here if your school made the top 10.
The anxious wait is over for almost 50,000 year 12 students eager to learn their VCE results, with several schools posting their best results ever. See how your school did.
Parents at Sunshine Special Development School have aired shocking claims about incidents involving vulnerable students.
A suburban primary school is locked in a David and Goliath battle with the Catholic church for open space after it reneged on a land deal.
A global study of teenagers, including 14,000 Australian students, has revealed some remarkable differences between boys and girls.
Posh private schools are using taxpayer funds for fencing pistes, orchestra pits and swimming pools as state schools struggle to pay for airconditioning, a teachers’ union claims.
Entry to highly-selective Mac Robertson Girls’ and Melbourne High is like snaring a golden ticket to VCE glory. But entrance exams have again been postponed due to COVID-19, throwing the plans of 3500 hopefuls into limbo.
“Bullying, victimisation and violence.’’ A new global education report rates Australian teenagers among the world’s worst bullies.
Scott Morrison today slammed “heartbreaking’’ border closures that have stranded children from all over Victoria in boarding schools away from their families.
It’s the school of choice for Victoria’s elite but that doesn’t mean Geelong Grammar families don’t want a discount. After deliberations the school will now cut fees by up to 20 per cent as the pandemic lingers.
Top Melbourne Catholic girls’ school Sacre Coeur is sticking to a radical plan to slash its fees by 50 per cent, bucking the trend as other private schools instead opt not to raise fees amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A former Geelong Grammar schoolgirl has described the moment she plummeted 80m off an icy cliff during a ski trip, saying she thought she was going to die. Milla Austin is now suing the top private school over the incident, which doctors say could have killed her.
A huge government backflip on Friday brought relief to families after it announced only one parent needed a permit to access childcare or kinder. But the same rule does not apply to parents who want to send their children to school.
Rules on permits and remote learning exemptions have been clarified for families wondering if they can send their children to school for on-site education. These are the changes that have been made.
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