Vic Govt set to advise schools on pro-Palestine student strike

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published November 21, 2023

Victorian schools will be instructed not to turn a blind eye to students walking out of classrooms for a pro-Palestine rally in Melbourne.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan says she expects students to remain in class during the rally. PHOTO: AAP

Organisers of a school strike for Palestine are encouraging students to knock off early on Thursday and head to Flinders ...

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