澳大利亚墨尔本Sandringham College两名12年级学生上月因对女性员工的厌女行为和威胁而被学校开除1。校长Amy Porter表示，学校记录了"多起关切事件"，涉及学生对女性和女孩的不尊重行为，包括"评论、恐吓、书面辱骂和行为"1。被开除学生声称因性别而受到不公平对待1。
这起事件反映了澳大利亚教育系统中的更广泛问题。Monash University和澳大利亚教育联盟的调查显示，近80%的受调查教师经历或目睹过性别暴力1。在超过2600名工会成员中，三分之一的教师表示因此类行为考虑离职1。维多利亚州学校在2023年1月至去年8月间报告了2600多起"令人关切的"性质事件1。
联邦教育部长Jason Clare宣布将审查学校现有的同意和尊重关系项目1。
Two Year 12 students at Sandringham College in Melbourne have been expelled following allegations of misogynistic behavior and threats directed at female staff members.1 According to Principal Amy Porter, multiple concerning incidents involved students displaying disrespect toward women and girls, encompassing "comments, intimidation, written abuse and conduct."1 The students contested the disciplinary action, claiming they had been treated unfairly based on their gender.1
The expulsions highlight broader concerns about gender-based misconduct within Australian schools.1 Research conducted by Monash University and the Australian Education Union found that nearly 80 percent of surveyed teachers had experienced or witnessed gender-based violence.1 Among more than 2,600 union members surveyed, one-third of teachers indicated they were considering leaving their positions due to such incidents.1 Victorian schools reported over 2,600 incidents of a concerning nature between January 2023 and August of the following year.1 In response, Federal Education Minister Jason Clare announced a review of existing consent and respectful relationships programs currently in place at schools.1
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