Students and parents at a Toowoomba high school have been left ‘frustrated’ after three consecutive evacuations, in what’s believed to be part of a series of hoax threats against schools across the state.
Here’s all the action from the red carpet of the St Joseph’s College Toowoomba Inauguration Ball:
Fairholme College will hold a memorial service for beloved teacher John Sessarago, who died suddenly late last month. Read the tributes here:
Olympic legend and gold medallist Cathy Freeman says she will “never forget” the impact a Toowoomba teacher had on her career, after his sudden passing.
Students at regional universities in Queensland are more likely to land a job than graduates from prestigious institutions. See the list and how they compare.
A global study of teenagers, including 14,000 Australian students, has revealed some remarkable differences between boys and girls.
A student at a prestigious Toowoomba private school who blew the whistle on an alleged sexual assault has been pulled out of the college by her mother, after saying she was met with harassment and intimidation.
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.
A NEW public school could be announced for a growing part of Toowoomba within days, with documents revealing the State Government wants one established in the area by 2025.
THE P and F Association of a top Toowoomba private school has given a helping hand to the acclaimed and popular rural aid group Drought Angels.
“Bullying, victimisation and violence.’’ A new global education report rates Australian teenagers among the world’s worst bullies.
A worrying drop-out rate in this crucial subject could block many Queensland school leavers from discounted degrees at university next year.
One of the first lessons some Queensland home-school parents will oversee this week will involve the study of “Survival Day” in place of Australia Day.
Home schooling’s a headache for parents working from home during the coronavirus shutdowns and Education Queensland isn’t helping with its boring and baffling lesson plans, writes Natasha Bita.
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