Every child.
Every school.
Every opportunity.
Working together for a world-class school system.
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Every Australian child deserves the opportunity
to succeed.
But right now, the country that prides itself on a ‘fair go’ is letting down its young people. Australia has one of the most socially segregated school systems in the developed world, when we could be leading the world.
We need to build a fairer, world-class school system, bring all sectors together in common purpose, and advance equity, opportunity, and genuine choice.
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Join the Movement for a Fairer School System
Schools for All Australia is working towards a school system where every child, in every school, has a fair go and the opportunity to thrive.
Join our growing movement of educators, parents, researchers and community members who believe every child deserves access to opportunity, regardless of postcode, family income or school sector. Sign up to receive news and updates.
Event:
School System Transformation is Possible — Lessons from Québec
Join us for a compelling public webinar exploring the future of equitable education. Featuring Stéphane Vigneault, co-founder and coordinator of Canada’s prominent advocacy movement École Ensemble, Stéphane will share critical insights on building a powerful social movement to dismantle school segregation and establish a fairly funded, socially mixed common school network.
The First Step:
Track Socioeconomic Segregation in Australian Education
We cannot build a fairer, world-class education system while ignoring the structural segregation that the Minister's own expert panel identified as a primary driver of educational underachievement. Measuring the problem annually ensures accountability; studying successful international models gives us the roadmap to fix it.
Share Your Story
Behind every statistics-driven report on school equity are the real-world experiences of Australian families, teachers, and school communities. Whether you are a parent navigating soaring school fees, an educator witnessing the impacts of concentrated classroom disadvantage, or a school leader looking for a more collaborative framework, we want to hear from you.
Sharing your personal perspective helps us humanise the data, inform our broad-based listening conversations, and show policy-makers why structural reform is so urgently needed.