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Caroline Schelle

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Education reporter @theage. Formerly of courts, breaking & blogging. No longer checking Twitter. Tips and hate mail via email: caroline.schelle@theage.com.au
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‘Middle of nowhere': Fears private primary school would overwhelm farming hamlet

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By Caroline Schelle Verified
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Caroline Schelle Plans to build a private primary school for more than 300 students have distressed locals in a tiny farming community of 100 people near Geelong. Bacchus Marsh Grammar School has applied to build a private primary school at its Staughton Vale campus, 40 minutes from Geelong, which now teaches agriculture, outdoor education and environmental studies to 150 students.
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Primary school teacher accused of filming students in toilets denied bail

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By Caroline Schelle Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
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Ballarat Grammar punishment scandal decades in the making

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By Noel Towell Verified, Caroline Schelle Verified
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By Noel Towell and Caroline Schelle March 1, 2025 — 5.00am , register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Listen to this article It’s been 21 years since Renato Manias began his time at Ballarat and Queens Grammar School, aged just 13, but he hasn’t forgotten the welcome he and his classmates received from the older boys in the boarding house.
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