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Scotch College students and staff left reeling by anti-abortion activist’s lecture (opens the original)
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An anti-abortion activist’s surprise lecture to year 11 pupils at Melbourne’s Scotch College left students and staff shocked. Dr Emma Wood spoke to year 11 boys on Tuesday as part of the Christian education curriculum, the all-boys college confirmed. Wood runs the anti-abortion “Pro-Love Logic” organisation and gives presentations for students to understand the relationship between “widespread abortion and the individualistic sexual culture the West has embraced”. Among the topics she discusses
Sandringham College expels year 12 boys after misogynistic behaviour, threats to female staff (opens the original)
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Two senior boys at a public school in Melbourne’s south-east have been expelled because of misogynistic behaviour and threats directed at female staff. The year 12 boys were expelled from Sandringham College last month after consistently disrespecting and refusing to follow directions given by female staff, a source with knowledge of the incident but not authorised to speak publicly said. The students told female staff they had received unfair treatment because they were boys, according to sourc
‘Middle of nowhere’: Fears private primary school would overwhelm farming hamlet (opens the original)
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Plans to build a private primary school for more than 300 students have distressed locals in a tiny farming community of 100 people near Geelong. Bacchus Marsh Grammar School has applied to build a private primary school at its Staughton Vale campus, 40 minutes from Geelong, which now teaches agriculture, outdoor education and environmental studies to 150 students. If the government approves the school, it would mean there would be 300 extra students commuting to the 83½-hectare property, dwarfi
‘We don’t want Hanson here’: Kids skip school for One Nation protest (opens the original)
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Thousands of students ditched class to march against One Nation leader Pauline Hanson and her policies in Melbourne as part of a nationwide protest. Starting at Victoria’s State Library at 2pm on Thursday the students, some still in their school uniforms, marched down Swanston Street and brought trams and traffic to a halt. They chanted “Pauline is appalling” and “racist, sexist, anti-queer, we don’t want Hanson here”. The students were also spotted with signs including “Still got a better atten
‘Makes me sick to my stomach’: Students speak out about strapping scandal (opens the original)
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Boarders at a prestigious regional school at the centre of a “strapping” scandal were pressured to keep quiet about the claims, an independent investigation has found. Ballarat Grammar last year expelled two senior boarders over allegations that junior students – some as young as year 7 – were assaulted as part of a hazing culture going back decades that included beatings with straps. On Thursday, the school released a report by workplace cultural firm Intersection, after they questioned student
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