Choice between Government, Catholic, and Independent Schools: Culture and Community, Rather than Class
Jonathan Kelley, Mdr Evans
Abstract
Jonathan Kelley, Mdr Evans
Abstract
Australia has long had three substantially separate streams of secondary education: Government schools, Catholic schools, and Independent schools diverse collection of non-Catholic private schools about two thirds of which are affiliated with Protestant. This article explains the difference between government, catholic and independent schools.
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Australia has long had three substantially separate streams of secondary education: Government schools, Catholic schools, and Independent schools diverse collection of non-Catholic private schools about two thirds of which are affiliated with Protestant. This article explains the difference between government, catholic and independent schools.
Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Protestantism, Project commissioning, Publishing, Public administration, Class (philosophy), Political science, Preparatory school