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Application lodged for Catholic co-ed Windsor high school

Brisbane Catholic Education (BCE) has lodged a development application to build a 910-student co-ed secondary school in Windsor. The proposed school, in Grafton St, is

Schools principals facing growing abuse by parents

Nearly one in 10 Australian public school principals say they have experienced inappropriate, abusive behaviour from parents. This included incidents of stalking,

Is it time for schools to provide lunch for all children?

By Brittany Johnson, Alexandra Manson and Rebecca Golley Most Australian children bring their lunch to school through a “lunchbox system”. But there is a growing

Back to school at Carmel College with seven lucky twins

The number seven is often considered lucky and holds a special place in many aspects of our culture. In Christianity there are seven days of creation, the rainbow has

Three children play at St Bonaventure at Flagstone – Newsreel

St Bonaventure College newest catholic school in Brisbane

Returning to school today holds special excitement for the students of St Bonaventure College, which is opening its doors for the first time at Flagstone. The College,

Loving mother getting her daughter ready for school at home

$100 boost for all primary school students

Primary school students in Queensland will receive a $100 credit on their school account today as part of a State Government plan to ease cost pressures on families. The

Some motorists still flout school traffic safety rules

Moves to slow traffic around schools have been largely successful but some motorists are still flouting the rules. Brisbane City Council said the worst offender was

BCE invests $300 million in Catholic school upgrades

Brisbane Catholic Education (BCE) schools will invest $300 million in its schools over the next two years to expand and upgrade infrastructure in response to strong

Tips for helping kids to return to school and childcare.

Tips for transitioning kids into school and childcare

A leading education and childcare provider says families need to be patient with their children as they adapt to “new normals” over the next few weeks. While the

New schools-based pathway to automotive career

A new Queensland school-based career pathway has been established to overcome a skills shortage in the automotive industry. State Finance, Trade, Employment and Training

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