Ask anyone from Malcolm Turnbull down to the fedora-wearing Socialist leafleting on the corner of Flinders Street Station and odds on they’ll agree: Australia’s underperforming public schools are in desperate need of a shakeup. Yet despite near consensus that Australian education system is ripe for a rethink, public debate remains wedded to the woolly-minded clichés that have gone hand in glove with its decline.
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