Govt may bypass states on school funding reforms
The Federal Government says it does not need the approval of the States to implement its school funding reforms.
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Gonski battle looms as ministers meet
The future of Gonski funding hangs in the balance as education ministers meet in Adelaide today.
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Parents pay price for overcrowded schools
Parents at a Melbourne school claim they are being shut out of after school care as part of a ‘sneaky new tactic’ to reduce high enrolments.
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Schools investigated over spike in expulsions
A sweeping investigation of one state’s schools is underway after Education Department figures revealed a sharp spike in expulsions.
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Education Department ‘censored’ students
A class of political and legal studies students were told by the Education Department to re-write their questions to a group of visiting MPs, sparking claims of censorship.
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School repair bill blows out to $732m
Parents are being forced to pay for basic maintenance and amenities in NSW public schools.
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12-year-old students charged with sexual assault
Two students allegedly assaulted a female pupil at a primary school on Sydney’s northern beaches.
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Education Department sued for ‘failing in duty of care’
The mother of a disabled girl who was allegedly abused by four other students has sued the NSW Education Department.
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CALLAGHAN COLLEGE
Callaghan College is part of The Educator's Innovative Schools 2016.
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Principal suspends 22 students
It has been revealed that a Queensland principal suspended 22 of his school’s students last week for sharing inappropriate images within the school.