School funding
Victorian state schools to get $2.5 billion boost as ‘tortuous’ wrangling ends
The funding deal between the state and Commonwealth ends an 18-month stand-off.
- Noel Towell and Caroline Schelle
Latest
Greens pledge $800 in ‘back to school’ money for every state school student
The crossbench party launches its election year with a cost-of-living measure that would cost $10 billion to cover all school charges.
- Olivia Ireland
Parents shell out billions as back-to-school costs increase
Rising expenses and tech demands leave families scrambling for ways to save on uniform and equipment costs ahead of the new school year.
- Rachael Ward
- Exclusive
- Private schools
Chop from the top: The Perth private schools getting a funding haircut
St Mary’s Anglican School, Hale School and Perth College are among many WA schools and hundreds nationwide found to have received up to 40 per cent above entitlements.
- Claire Ottaviano and Alex Crowe
The full list of ‘overfunded’ Victorian private schools facing big cash cuts
Some of the state’s top schools will have their federal government funding reduced, sparking fears of fee hikes.
- Alex Crowe
These Sydney private schools will have funding cuts. They might not be the ones you expect
Some schools will lose more than $2000 in federal funding per student under a formula using their parents’ median incomes. See what will change by 2029.
- Daniella White and Nigel Gladstone
- Opinion
- Private schools
How the bank of nan and pop is making our polarised school system even worse
Cashed-up grandparents are driving private education fees ever higher. It’s just another degree of stratification for our dysfunctional school system.
- Jordan Baker
The private schools paying senior staff more than $300,000
Some of Sydney’s top private schools posted surpluses of millions of dollars last year before imposing sharp fee hikes on parents.
- Christopher Harris
- Opinion
- Teaching
I taught for 40 years. Inspiring kids comes back to one three-letter word
Many of my students were poor; some of their stories would break your heart. They achieved successes that can’t be measured with data or NAPLAN results.
- Dianne Kupsch
- Updated
- Political leadership
Albanese vows to leave ‘nothing on the field’ in bid to defeat Coalition
The PM’s promise comes as Labor is set to gain Senate approval for laws to ease student loans for three million Australians by scaling back the indexation of their debts.
- David Crowe and Mike Foley
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