Tag: school fees

The cost of raising a child is getting higher. A 2016 Suncorp report found the average cost is $297,600 from birth to 17 years – which as Mamamia noted is the cost of a brand new Ferrari. Ouch.

When the 2019 Planning for Education Index was released in January, there was a flurry of media coverage across the country. The report detailed the estimated cost for educating a child born in 2019, with the intention of preparing parents not only for the projected expense of tuition but all the other ‘little’ things that hit the wallet, such as

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Fees across South Australia’s private secondary and R-12 schools have grown faster than in any other state, a new analysis shows, and at a greater rate in the regions than in Adelaide.

New figures have revealed that on average it will cost Queensland parents almost $76,000 to put a child through 13 years of state school.

Sydney’s private school parents are coughing up to 72 per cent more to put their kids through secondary schooling than a decade ago, according to The Good Schools Guide’s latest data.

The huge cost of sending your child through 13 years of school has been revealed, with a surprising city as the most expensive.

A Catholic school education in Adelaide is more expensive than in any other Australian city, the Australian Scholarship Group says.

Sushine Coast parents are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to send their kids to the region’s most prestigious schools.

Two Far Northern private schools have reduced tuition fees this year in a bid to make Catholic education more affordable.

Parents are coughing up less to send their children to Gold Coast’s best private schools than other large cities in Australia.