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Mandatory COVID vaccinations not ruled out for teachers, childcare workers

Mandatory COVID vaccinations not ruled out for teachers, childcare workers
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Coronavirus vaccine rollout: Calls for teachers to get priority jabs

We are classed in the general public in terms of getting vaccinations. Ms Stephens said she registered for her COVID-19 vaccination back in May as Pfizer was opened up to over 40s, but is still waiting for the first available appointment in three weeks time. But many of her colleagues are facing an even longer wait, unable to find an available appointment until September. That s the end of next term - that s 10 weeks away, she said. That s a bit concerning. READ MORE: St Charles Waverley Catholic School students being tested after a girl infected with COVID-19 went to class.(9News)

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Kids missing out on maths, science due to teacher shortage

An unprecedented shortage of supply and short-term teachers has left schools scrambling to staff crucial maths and science classes.

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42 teachers fired for sex with students, bad behaviour

Education by Stephanie Bennett Premium Content Subscriber only A teacher accused of awarding a student an A in exchange for revealing photos is one of dozens of Queensland educators struck off last year for committing serious offences or posing a dangerous risk to their pupils. The Courier-Mail can reveal since the beginning of 2020 the Queensland College of Teachers has taken action against 42 teachers, with 29 struck off in 2019 and 21 in 2018. Many were accused of engaging in sexual or intimate relationships with current or former students, including one 34-year-old sports coach who exchanged more than 44,000 iMessages with a student over nine months.

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Public School Threatens to Call Police on Parents Who Fail to Pick Up Their Kids on Time

Fed up with serving as "an afterschool child minding service," Marsden State School in Logan City, Queensland, Australia, is threatening to call police on parents who regularly fail to pick up their

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