Catholic schools across Australia are preparing for potential fee increases as teachers enter pay negotiations, raising concerns about affordability for families. The looming discussions follow years of financial strain on private education sectors, with parents and advocates warning of further financial burdens. Schools say rising costs—including wages, infrastructure, and operational expenses—could force adjustments to tuition fees. The outcome of talks may determine whether families face higher education costs amid broader economic pressures.
Catholic schools warn of fee hikes as teachers negotiate pay SMH.com.au
