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.
The richest school in Warrnambool region raked in more than $122m in five years, while the poorest raised just $2.7m. See how much money per child your school makes.
Two private school boys are fighting their expulsion for hacking into a computer at a local gym and logging into a porn site so they could film the receptionist’s reaction.
Nearly 60,000 students across the state have received their VCE results, including “shocked” Scotch College student Ronan Ahl who became the third member of his family to receive a perfect score. See comprehensive school results here.
Thousands of students across Victoria have been named in the 2023 high achievers list. Search the database to see who took top honours at your school.
The countdown is almost over for thousands of year 12 VCE students eager to find out their final school results on Monday. But there’s one important message all students need to remember.
New government data reveals the southeast Melbourne schools attracting the highest levels of enrolment and the ones declining in numbers.
New data has revealed the schools in Melbourne’s north rapidly expanding enrolment and those lagging behind.
Schools in growth corridors are experiencing a massive boom in enrolments, new data shows. See how your school compares.
New government data reveals the west Melbourne schools attracting the highest levels of enrolment and the ones declining in numbers.
New government data has revealed the schools across regional Victoria attracting the highest levels of enrolment and the ones declining in numbers.l
The fastest growing schools, and those with the biggest decline in enrolments, in Melbourne’s east have been revealed.
After 125 years, Shelford Girls’ Grammar will lose its name as it officially becomes part of Caulfield Grammar. Here’s how it will affect families and fees.
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