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Student numbers plummet after TAFE cuts
SAVAGE state government cuts to TAFE funding have forced steep drops in enrolments, figures released last week reveal. The Education Department’s 2013 Victorian Training Market…
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Altona parents fearful after rain uncovers asbestos at school playground
PARENTS have raised concerns about asbestos uncovered by recent rain on Altona Primary School oval, which is expected to be removed while children are on…
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Schools still in doubt over Gonski
EVERY government school in the western suburbs would benefit from the federal government’s National Plan for School Improvement, according to figures released by Labor. But…
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School choices a primary concern
Choosing a child’s primary school is a big decision, but once secondary school time rolls around chances are the decision will be made with lots…
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School choices a primary concern
Choosing a child’s primary school is a big decision, but once secondary school time rolls around chances are the decision will be made with lots…
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Standing up to schoolyard bullies
Schoolyard bullying is nothing new. Taunts, exclusion and unprovoked physical aggression have made young lives miserable for centuries. So why is it such an epidemic…
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Standing up to schoolyard bullies
Schoolyard bullying is nothing new. Taunts, exclusion and unprovoked physical aggression have made young lives miserable for centuries. So why is it such an epidemic…
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Spring Carnival comes to Spotswood
WITH preparations in full swing for Tuesday’s Melbourne Cup, an old hero continues to pull in big crowds. It’s 20 years since Subzero won the…
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Migrants to feel the pain of TAFE’s unkindest cuts
EDUCATION experts fear massive fee increases for English as a second language (ESL) courses at Victoria University will be beyond the reach of many migrant…
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