We can’t be sure why the last two non-state schools in Australia to use corporal punishment, namely Central Queensland Christian ...
Free at last. The end of corporal punishment in Queensland schools.
In 2015, the last two non-state schools in Australia known to use corporal punishment decided to discontinue its use. This article focuses on the two Queensland schools concerned and examines the possible reasons why they ceased using corporal punishment. The article also calls for government action to ensure this archaic and unprofessional practice can never be used again.
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