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Higher School Certificate results released online days earlier than scheduled for the second straight year - Vimarsana News

Higher School Certificate results released online days earlier than scheduled for the second straight year

New South Wales school leavers have briefly been able to access some of their Higher School Certificate results days earlier than expected.

Health Minister Brad Hazzard grants exemption to allow unvaccinated Year 12 students to attend school formals - Vimarsana News

Health Minister Brad Hazzard grants exemption to allow unvaccinated Year 12 students to attend school formals

Unvaccinated Year 12 students in New South Wales will be able to attend their school formals this year after Health Minister Brad Hazzard granted a last-minute exemption.

The AR-12 Oxcart Left the SR-71 Blackbird in the Dust - Vimarsana News

The AR-12 Oxcart Left the SR-71 Blackbird in the Dust

So how fast was this crazy spy plane?

Oppose the school reopening drive in Australia amid COVID-Delta pandemic! Form rank-and-file safety committees and prepare strike action! - Vimarsana News

Oppose the school reopening drive in Australia amid COVID-Delta pandemic! Form rank-and-file safety committees and prepare strike action!

The CFPE calls on all teachers, school workers, students, and working families to mobilise against the school reopening drive in Sydney and other parts of Australia experiencing dangerous waves of Delta-variant COVID-19.

Source: wsws.org
NSW Education Minister grilled on 'back-to-school' plan by COVID-19 parliamentary inquiry - Vimarsana News

NSW Education Minister grilled on 'back-to-school' plan by COVID-19 parliamentary inquiry

NSW Education Minister Sarah Mitchell has faced questioning during a parliamentary inquiry over the state government’s decision to return Sydney year 12 students to face-to-face learning from August 16.