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This school has turned the page on its poor reading results

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| MSN Australia Verified
Alex Crowe Going back to the book to treat reading as a standalone subject has helped one school turn around desperate literacy levels over the past two years, and may offer evidence for others to follow. Almost a quarter of students at The Grange P–12 College started year 7 reading at a prep-to-grade 2 level in 2024, providing educators with evidence that a complete overhaul of its literacy program was required.
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This school has turned the page on its poor reading results

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| MSN Australia Verified
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This autism-specific school is growing as parents demand options outside the mainstream

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| EIN News
NationalVictoriaEducation You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Families of children with autism will be afforded more choice for educating their kids, after winning a years-long battle to grow an autism-specific school in Melbourne’s north-west. Niddrie Autistic School has acquired an additional campus in Keilor East, offering families the chance to continue educating children beyond year 3 outside mainstream settings.
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