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He designed the new World Trade Centre. Now this superstar is building a Caulfield school
Mount Scopus has secured a major coup, hiring one of the world’s top architects for its giant new build on the Caulfield Racecourse site.
- Noel Towell
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School suspensions beget more suspensions. It’s rare that they fix student behaviour
When I worked as a school principal, literally nothing in the job robbed me of more sleep than when I had to suspend students.
- Adam Voigt
Schools unit contractor was paid $2.4m with no formal job description
While Anthony Courtman worked for School Infrastructure, he was also engaged by a consultancy company that billed the agency for his work.
- Lucy Carroll
Revealed: The plans for Australia’s first Hindu school
On a block of land in western Sydney, Australia’s fastest-growing religious group is planning its first foray into mainstream education.
- Mostafa Rachwani
These students aced HSC English Extension. This is how they did it
Last year, almost 1500 students did English Extension 2. Just 19 made it into the Young Writers Showcase – this is what they shared in common.
- Emily Kowal
Annie was 17 when she slept on a park bench. All she cared about was school the next day
School was tough the day after Annie Leutenmayr slept on a park bench in Melbourne’s CBD. But the 17-year-old wasn’t going to miss it.
- Nicole Precel
Student loses court bid to stop Newington becoming co-ed
The 162-year-old college plans to admit girls in the junior school from next year and become a fully co-ed by 2033.
- Lucy Carroll
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What the evidence says about sending your kids to single-sex v co-ed schools
This debate is as old as schooling itself: should boys and girls really be going to different schools?
- Liam Mannix
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Right language to ensure these schools thrive is not being spoken, say parents and teachers
Demand for bilingual state schools is growing, but there are concerns pupils are missing out because of a fractured and inequitable system.
- Bridie Smith
The HSC subjects students are most likely to drop in year 12
The Herald analysis is based on subjects with more than 500 enrolled students, and shows how choices shift into the final year of high school.
- Emily Kowal, Nigel Gladstone and Lucy Carroll
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