Private Schools

[Chief]

FTFY

I forgot - they also rip off country parents because city parents won’t pay full fare. Despite this being against the law. And the LNP and Labor won’t do anything about it.

 

[Kwality]

I forgot - they also rip off country parents because city parents won’t pay full fare. Despite this being against the law. And the LNP and Labor won’t do anything about it.

Another unsupported motherhood claim .... do tell, how is this rip off occuring & who are the perpetrators that are the targets of your self acclaimed moralising this time.

 

[Chief]

how is this rip off occuring

Read this thread.

 

[Kwality]

Read this thread.

Just maybe, its not as easy as Public v Private.

Some independent schools will lose out in new funding model, angry parents say

A "rebel" group of outer metropolitan and regional independent schools claim a new federal government funding model designed to make the system "fairer" will do the opposite — and they say they have polling showing it'll be a vote changer.

www.abc.net.au

 

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[Kwality]

Nashwa moved her children from public schools to private this year – and she's not the only one

Australia records a significant shift in school enrolments — with 6,388 fewer Australian students in the public system in 2021 — which means less funding for state schools and a windfall for the private sector.

www.abc.net.au

Australia has recorded its most significant shift in school enrolments since 2008, with 6,388 fewer Australian students in the public system in 2021 — meaning less funding for state schools while private schools will see a windfall.

Key points:​

• Public school enrolments fell by 0.2pc in 2021, while independent schools grew by 2.2pc
• It's the biggest change in more than 10 years of data
• The ABS says Australia's closed borders and net loss of migrants in 2021 was influential in that trend

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) annual schools report, the number of public primary and secondary students fell by 0.2 per cent in 2021, with low-fee independent Islamic and Anglican schools in the suburbs picking up the most new students.

The move from public schools was greatest in primary years, with 0.8 per cent of students leaving.'

 

[Power Raid]

Mind the Gap!