William Gulson was granted bail under strict conditions in court on Saturday after appearing via video link.
Vice chancellors say they were blindsided by limits that kneecap institutions that achieved strong growth this year.
The 27-year-old English teacher from the prestigious private school on Sydney’s north shore was arrested on Friday.
Without top 100 rankings,we lose our reputation as a place of high-quality education. Without that,things quickly snowball for locals wanting an education.
Boys now make up 60 per cent of students who get ATARs above 99.
Pedestrians and cyclists would be able to traverse the northern edge of The King’s School grounds under a proposal by a Sydney council.
There’s a place for feelgood moments and celebrating school achievements. But sometimes parents need to have frank talks with teachers without children in the room.
More than 240 teaching positions will be cut under a major department reorganisation,including the “best in class” program.
It has become an unequal playing field for NSW schoolchildren with inner west primary schools forced to cancel inter-school sports as some private schools promote state-of-the-art equipment.
Surveys of hundreds of thousands of NSW public school students reveal a declining sense of belonging since 2016.
As good as the intentions of the complainant may have been,I don’t need someone to take offence for me. And yet,this demand for censorship is creeping into our lives more and more.
Laurence Leonard was guilty of “an extremely serious breach of trust” against a 12-year-old student at St Ignatius’ College Riverview,a judge has found.
More than 10,000 Australian teens were asked for the first time since the pandemic what they wanted to be. The answers have changed a bit.
My son has become an international student. His departure has given me a new perspective on the young people who are temporarily calling Australia home.
In a “fair go” nation,the central questions about the selective high school admission process would be about genuine equity of opportunity.
UNSW and Sydney University will be forced to slash their international enrolments by more than 40 per cent. This is how we got here and what it means.
Schools catering for gifted kids have an important place in public education,but we have veered well away from this ambition in NSW.
A major Sydney coaching college is instructing parents on which selective schools they should choose,which analysts warn is misleading and fuelling anxiety among students.
It is a sad situation when education policy is influenced by immigration and politics rather than the health and needs of the education system.
Education Minister Jason Clare has asked big city universities to slash their number of international students.
Under funding changes announced in 2021,principals were told they needed to spend any accumulated money. How much was taken can now be revealed.
University chiefs have slammed Labor’s proposed international student caps as Sydney University is accused of swimming in ‘rivers of gold’ from foreign fees.
Most Australian vice chancellors are paid more than $1 million. This university boss thinks that’s too high.
The release of the latest literacy and numeracy results comes amid a stand-off between the federal education minister and his state counterparts over funding.
A state inquiry has made substantial recommendations to improve standards for teaching students with disabilities in NSW.
The prestigious private school is embroiled in a scandal after an 18-year-old filmed a fellow student and shared it with his peers.
Senator Andrew Bragg says growing university debts are keeping young Australians out of the housing market. But his proposed solution ignores the root of the problem.
More than 100 selective school candidates secured access to a department website which allowed them to view their school offers.
The shake-up has been welcomed by the teachers’ union,but slammed by critics who warn it will erode quality assurance and vital oversight of thousands of teaching courses.
Boris Schedvin devoted his life to excellence in teaching,research and university leadership.
Students have been urged to consider potential earnings compared with the cost of their university degrees and long-term HECS debt.
The changes come after four Sydney schools were told to repay almost $47 million in government funding after being declared for profit or non-compliant in the past decade.
If our education system’s purpose is to turn students into passive consumers and mindless followers,then it is doing better each year.
When it needs to win back voters,the government looks underpowered.
An analysis of HSC average scores shows all-girls fully selective and comprehensives outperform all-boys counterparts.
There is so much that should be done in public schools,but it has to be done with the partnership of teachers,governments and parents.
The federal opposition says banks need to take more risks or there will be a whole group of people unable to own a home.
Tens of thousands of NSW students have failed to reach the baseline standard in literacy and numeracy tests. Can you answer these year 5 numeracy and year 9 grammar questions correctly?
The work required to rescue music education could start immediately,and would cost the NSW taxpayer very little money.
The vice chancellor wrote to staff on Tuesday warning that the institution was considering how it would manage financial shortfalls from a cut to international students.
North Sydney Boys is the state’s top-ranked HSC school. But plenty of Sydney’s comprehensive schools are not far behind when subject averages are examined.
Parents of school-aged children should be entitled to better information than simply HSC band sixes.
I’ve been working towards studying arts for two years. But now as I prepare my university preferences,the reality of how much debt I could be saddled with has me thinking twice.
By band sixes or averages,North Sydney Boys is the state’s top school. A new analysis of HSC scores has shaken up the top five.
Bullock was in the choir,played hockey and was unashamed about her flair with numbers. But she worries high school economics is “slipping off the radar”.
There were close to 250 sexual assault and harassment reports at the University of Sydney,but most victims didn’t want their cases investigated.
Australia could be pushed into a recession if universities are forced to slash their international student numbers under Labor’s migration crackdown.
Successive federal governments have engineered a kind of backdoor privatisation of our universities. It’s a race to the bottom.
Australian universities claim the government’s migration crackdown is already costing the sector dearly,even before proposed caps are implemented.
Mounting evidence suggests excessive smartphone use is associated with depression,anxiety and poor sleep quality and now some schools are taking steps to protect students from digital addiction.