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Bridie Smith
Bridie Smith
Education reporter at
The Age Australia
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English
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Education
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theage.com.au
Quotas urged to fix the gender gap in state’s select-entry schools
One of the country’s top scientists says gender quotas are the answer to getting more girls into sought after select-entry schools.
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The mansion sale that will reshape two Melbourne private schools
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High schools urged to follow cuts to screen time for primary students
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Scotch College apologises for data breach
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Chocolate and lollies are meant to be banned from school canteens. ...
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5 months ago
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