US EditionTwo prestigious Sydney schools buck co-ed trend
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Two prestigious Sydney schools buck co-ed trend
Two prestigious Sydney schools will no longer have co-educational learning at their junior campuses, going against a wave of single-sex colleges shifting towards boys and girls learning together. Kincoppal-Rose Bay, in the eastern suburbs, which is co-ed primary and a single-sex girls’ school from Year 7, told parents in an email last week it would stop accepting boys at its junior school. Principal Erica Thomas said in a letter to families the …
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