SA Education Minister apologises to family of bashed girl

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published May 13, 2022

South Australian Education Minister Blair Boyer has apologised to the father of a girl who was violently assaulted at a South Australian ‘super school’.

Australian Education Union (AEU) branch president Andrew Gohl told The Advertiser on Wednesday that teacher shortages, COVID-19 and the amalgamation of three schools into one has created a “perfect storm” for disruptive behaviour.

A video of the attack at Whyalla Secondary College showed a teenage girl being thrown to the ground by another ...

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