Mining giants are making inroads into Australian schools in a move that has sparked concern among educators and parents. A new report has revealed that some of the country's largest mining companies are partnering with schools to promote their brand and shape the curriculum to suit their interests. The partnership, which is being touted as a way to provide students with real-world learning experiences, has raised eyebrows among critics who argue that it amounts to a form of corporate influence peddling. As the mining industry continues to play a significant role in Australia's economy, the question remains: what are the implications of allowing big business to have a say in what and how Australian students are taught?
Big mining companies push into Australia’s schools – report The Educator