AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR THE DEFENCE OF GOVERNMENT
SCHOOLS
PRESS RELEASE 838
PRESS RELEASE
STATE SCHOOL RELIEF PRESS RELEASE
COVID-19 highlighting inherent inequality in education
23 April 2020
AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR THE DEFENCE OF GOVERNMENT
SCHOOLS
PRESS RELEASE 837
PRIVATE SCHOOLS GOING THE WAY OF VIRGIN AIRLINES?
The plague has unearthed the faulty business plans and risk taking at public expense, not only of Virgin Airlines, but of the private education sector in Australia.
AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR THE DEFENCE OF GOVERNMENT
SCHOOLS
PRESS RELEASE 836
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS IN TIMES OF PLAGUE:
AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR THE DEFENCE OF GOVERNMENT
SCHOOLS
PRESS RELEASE 835
HOME SCHOOLING IN TIMES OF PLAGUE
In these times of plague, most Victorian, if not Australian students will learn from home when school returns on Wednesday 15 April. Year 12 exams will be postponed until at least December.
AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR THE DEFENCE OF GOVERNMENT
SCHOOLS
PRESS RELEASE 834
Online schooling and distance education in the times of plague?
Don’t be afraid, Public Systems have been doing and improving it for 100 years
AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR THE DEFENCE OF GOVERNMENT
SCHOOLS
PRESS RELEASE 833
COVID-19 PANDEMIC EXPOSES
GROSS EDUCATIONAL INEQUALITIES
The COVID-19 crisis has exposed
AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR THE DEFENCE OF GOVERNMENT
SCHOOLS
PRESS RELEASE 832
NEW ‘NEEDS’ POLICY CRITERIA
YET ANOTHER SICK JOKE
A new method of assessing ‘Needs’ of private ( NOT PUBLIC) schools has been invented to replace the discredited socio-economic status of both private and public schools.
AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR THE DEFENCE OF GOVERNMENT
SCHOOLS
PRESS RELEASE 831
STATE AID TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS
REACHES NEW LEVELS OF EXCESS
Even the children, perhaps most particularly the children, can see the gross unfairness in school funding .
AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR THE DEFENCE OF GOVERNMENT
SCHOOLS
PRESS RELEASE 830
THE MYTH OF EQUALITY
‘The myth of equality’ was the title of a book produced by Tom Roper, the research officer for the National Union of Australian University Students in 1971. It outlined the gross disadvantages experienced by large numbers of students in both the public and private sector.
AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR THE DEFENCE OF GOVERNMENT
SCHOOLS
PRESS RELEASE 829
THE GLOBAL PRIVATISATION OF BASIC EDUCATION
There is nothing new or indeed peculiar, about the undermining and overt attacks upon public education in Australia by promotors of privatisation.
But sometimes, it is useful to stand back and get things in perspective.