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Choice and Fairness: A Common Framework for all Australian schools
Choice and Fairness: A Common Framework for all Australian schools puts forward a proposal to create a new equitable framework of how we fund and regulate our schools.
The proposal is aimed at creating a system where schools compete, not on their ability to attract additional resources and the right students, but on their capacity to help each child achieve a full year of learning, every year, and to realise their full potential.
The proposal has been informed by what happens internationally.
For instance, New Zealand, Canada, Scotland, Belgium and the Netherlands show that it is possible to provide choice and diversity of schools to parents and students. In these countries:
- It is common for secular and religious schools to be fully publicly funded and free, and
- All schools receive government funding, but no fees are charged.
The publication was written by Tom Greenwell and Chris Bonnor.
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The executive summary is available here.