politics
-
Administration
NSW has 48 selective schools. Victoria has 4. There’s an interesting history behind this…
Many so-called comprehensive public high schools in high-unemployment areas have neither sustained enrolments nor a broad or comprehensive curriculum.
Read More » -
News
Public schools actually outperform private schools, and with less money
Annual funding for government schools rose about 23% to A$42 billion, while funding for private schools jumped 42% to A$13…
Read More » -
Events
Students’ piece on war in the Pacific brings in the big guns
Research by NSW public school students for a documentary on the impact of WWII on the Asia-Pacific has been acknowledged…
Read More » -
Administration
Tassie teachers on strike as teacher shortage fears grow
Regulating tuition fees or offering more grants and exceptions for high achieving students entering a degree like teaching where there…
Read More » -
News
New online tool for voters to see impact of public school funding
Ahead of the next federal election, the opposition has unveiled an online tool for state schools to find out how…
Read More » -
Industry voices
South Australia commits to national reforms for schools
The South Australian Government has committed to a new National School Reform Agreement and the Morrison government is very happy…
Read More » -
News
No state has all the answers in school education
School education in Australia needs to improve in three distinct ways. The Grattan Institute’s State Orange Book 2018 shows how…
Read More » -
Industry voices
There’s no argument or support for allowing schools to discriminate against LGBTIQ teachers
Teachers facing discrimination for their sexual and gender identity can’t support students to deal with theirs.
Read More » -
Industry voices
270k new students for public schools in next decade Vs 11k in Catholic sector, claims new forecast
The forecasts were provided by the Federal Department of Education and Training under Freedom of Information. They show that, in…
Read More » -
Opinion
Why Catholic primary school parents can afford to pay more
The Coalition’s school funding fix is a good deal for Catholic and independent schools. It’s a bad deal for the…
Read More »