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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
Lifestyle
Mostafa Rachwani

NSW Catholic school sparks four-day week debate with ‘learn from home’ Mondays for senior students

Year 10 to 12 students at Chevalier College, a Catholic school in regional NSW, will be able to spend Mondays at home, effectively doing a four-day week on campus.
Year 10 to 12 students at Chevalier College, a Catholic school in regional NSW, will be able to spend Mondays learning and working at home, effectively doing a four-day week on campus. Photograph: Dean Lewins/AAP

Parents at a regional Catholic college in New South Wales are welcoming a proposed change to the school week that would mean seniors spend Mondays at home.

Chevalier College, based in the southern highlands, has announced a proposal that would see students in years 10 to 12 learn and work from home on Mondays, a move the principal says would “set students up for success”.

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