98% of public schools are resourced below the Schooling Resource Standard (SRS).
Understaffing and excessive workloads for teachers are leading to higher attrition rates and growing shortages.
When it comes to inequity in access to educational staff and resources, Australia is by far the most inequitable in correlation to wealthy comparator countries.
There is no agreement between governments to close this resourcing gap and bring every school to 100% of the SRS.
Enrolments in public schools are rising, now is the time to ensure our schools are properly resourced.
Full funding is a nation-building investment that will pay off for our kids and our country.
98% of public schools are resourced below the Schooling Resource Standard (SRS).
Understaffing and excessive workloads for teachers are leading to higher attrition rates and growing shortages.
When it comes to inequity in access to educational staff and resources, Australia is by far the most inequitable in correlation to wealthy comparator countries.
There is no agreement between governments to close this resourcing gap and bring every school to 100% of the SRS.
Enrolments in public schools are rising, now is the time to ensure our schools are properly resourced.
Full funding is a nation-building investment that will pay off for our kids and our country.
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The Albanese government must negotiate new bilateral school funding agreements with each state and territory government that ensure that all public schools are resourced at a minimum of 100% of the Schooling Resource Standard (SRS) by 2028.
In each bilateral agreement the Albanese government must commit to the Commonwealth share of the SRS being a minimum of 25% by 2028, with special consideration being made for the Northern Territory’s additional needs. This commitment must be legislated.
The new bilateral agreements must not allow states and territories to continue to count within their SRS share any costs that are unrelated to the provision of school education, such as capital depreciation, transport, regulatory authorities and early childhood education.
The Albanese government must create a permanent capital works fund for public schools to provide the states and territories with funding for new and upgraded schools and facilities. The fund should be at least $350 million annually and increase in line with enrolment growth and rising costs.
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October 17, 2024
Contributing to government submission processes can be a valuable way for individuals to have a say on issues they care about. In this guide, you will find tips, tricks and talking points to make the most out of government inquiry and submissions processes.
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October 15, 2024
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Every submission is meaningful. Even if you only have 10 minutes, you have the opportunity to request that a decision-maker knows that you want your concerns addressed.
October 14, 2024
Contributing to government submission processes can be a valuable way for schools to have a say on issues they care about. In this guide, you will find tips, tricks and talking points to make the most out of government inquiry and submissions processes.
Every submission is meaningful. Even if you only have 10 minutes, you have the opportunity to request that a decision-maker knows that you want your concerns addressed.
October 17, 2024
Contributing to government submission processes can be a valuable way for individuals to have a say on issues they care about. In this guide, you will find tips, tricks and talking points to make the most out of government inquiry and submissions processes.
Every submission is meaningful. Even if you only have 10 minutes, you have the opportunity to request that a decision-maker knows that you want your concerns addressed.
October 15, 2024
Contributing to government submission processes can be a valuable way for organisations to have a say on issues they care about. In this guide, you will find tips, tricks and talking points to make the most out of government inquiry and submissions processes.
Every submission is meaningful. Even if you only have 10 minutes, you have the opportunity to request that a decision-maker knows that you want your concerns addressed.
October 14, 2024
Contributing to government submission processes can be a valuable way for schools to have a say on issues they care about. In this guide, you will find tips, tricks and talking points to make the most out of government inquiry and submissions processes.
Every submission is meaningful. Even if you only have 10 minutes, you have the opportunity to request that a decision-maker knows that you want your concerns addressed.