Plan to reopen collapsed Colmont School
The Colmont School, which closed owing millions and leaving hundreds of students in limbo, is set to reopen next year.
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Social media site teachers’ go to for lesson plans
Teachers are turning away from verified government websites, and scouring the internet and social media to create their own lesson plans.
Private school scraps terms ‘boys’, ‘young men’
A private boys’ school in Mentone has told staff to stop using gendered language in a bid to support non-binary students.
Monash Uni staff stood down over sexual misconduct claims
New figures have revealed how many staff were forced to leave Monash University over allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Most crowded classrooms in inner east
New figures reveal some of our most heavily populated and under resourced schools in Melbourne’s inner east. How do Boroondara’s schools rate?
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As new data on student-teacher ratios fuels the debate about school resourcing, one expert has detailed exactly how much our kids’ learning could improve in smaller classes — but teachers will need to change their ways too.
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Southeast Melbourne’s fastest-growing schools revealed
Enrolments at Bangholme’s Cornish College are booming, with principal Nicola Forrest saying the school is thriving because it offers “education of a different kind”. See southeast Melbourne’s fastest-growing schools.
Does your southeast school have a high student-teacher ratio?
Mount Eliza Primary School assistant principal Beverley Harvey says more staff is “definitely a huge benefit for students” as new figures reveal 10 schools in Melbourne’s southeast have at least 17 students per teacher.
Western Melbourne’s booming schools revealed
The fastest-growing school in Melbourne’s west increased by a massive 471.7 per cent over five years, with its principal saying the school has had to “think outside the box” to accommodate the huge number of students. How fast is your school growing?
Northern Melbourne’s fastest-growing schools
Student populations at schools in Epping, Glenroy and Craigieburn have exploded in the past five years. A special Leader analysis has revealed which schools across Melbourne’s north have grown at the fastest rate from 2013. How does your school compare?
Revealed: The inner east’s fastest-growing schools
Our Lady of Lourdes in Prahran tops school growth in Melbourne’s inner east, but how do the others rank? We have the latest school growth data on the inner east’s booming schools.
The booming inner Melbourne schools revealed
Schools in Melbourne are growing rapidly and it’s no different in the inner city, with some enrolments rising more than 200 per cent in five years. See which schools are the most popular.
Most crowded classrooms in the east
The schools with the biggest class sizes in Melbourne’s east have been revealed. Check out the government data here.
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