Victorian Opposition Funding Commitment

14 October 2022

Christian schools across Victoria will undoubtedly welcome the recent announcement by the Victorian Liberals and Nationals party to commit $175 million per annum over four years for non-government schools.

This dedicated capital funding that will see new schools built and upgrades to existing facilities. The $700 million investment over four years is a 75 per cent increase on the $402 million commitment by the opposition and government in the current term.

While the Andrews Government is yet to make a public commitment regarding capital funding, we remain hopeful they will do so over the coming weeks.

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Australian Flags, National Anthem and Official Portraits

22/07/2024

Symbols and practices are important elements of a nation’s culture. The recent reaction to the vandalism of commemorative memorials in Canberra demonstrates the powerful reactions they can illicit.

Australian Flags, National Anthem and Official Portraits
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Bullying No Way: National Week of Action

18/07/2024

The National Week of Action against Bullying and Violence (NWA) is a significant event where Australian school communities unite against bullying and violence.

Bullying No Way: National Week of Action
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Prime Minister Must Intervene To Protect Religious Freedom

9/07/2024

Over 250 Christian Schools are calling on the Prime Minister to intervene directly in the stalled Religious Freedom Bill and to ensure that the Albanese Government delivers on its election commitment to strengthen religious freedom protections.

Prime Minister Must Intervene To Protect Religious Freedom
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Faithful Presence in a Fragmented Age | Dr Darren Iselin

3/07/2024

Originally published for the Converge 2025 Conference Blog Series by CSA's Director of Research and Innovation, Dr Darren Iselin, this article speaks to how our schools can be faithfully present in a volatile and uncertain age.

Faithful Presence in a Fragmented Age | Dr Darren Iselin