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What proportion of WA students complete year 12? The number gets smaller every year - Vimarsana News

What proportion of WA students complete year 12? The number gets smaller every year

The number of students in government schools staying until year 12 has plummeted over the past decade, and Western Australia has dropped more than any other.

Source: smh.com.au
Perth high schools: The suburbs rejecting public education - Vimarsana News

Perth high schools: The suburbs rejecting public education

WA’s public education system bled almost 4000 students making the transition to high school from 2022 to 2023, but private schools gained nearly 4500. Why?

Perth's best schools: What the private schools charge just to enrol your child - Vimarsana News

Perth's best schools: What the private schools charge just to enrol your child

Critics say the fees are designed to stop parents “school shopping” by joining multiple waiting lists, but then withdrawing applications once a spot is secured at a preferred option or after being offered a selective school place.

Source: smh.com.au
WA schools: Why parents of public primary students are sending their kids to private high schools - Vimarsana News

WA schools: Why parents of public primary students are sending their kids to private high schools

Some public high schools are enrolling less than two thirds of students within their catchment as parents increasingly choose to take their children out of the public system after primary school.

WA schools: Why parents of public primary students are sending their kids to private high schools - Vimarsana News

WA schools: Why parents of public primary students are sending their kids to private high schools

Some public high schools are enrolling less than two thirds of students within their catchment as parents increasingly choose to take their children out of the public system after primary school.

Source: smh.com.au