Malcolm Turnbull labels Labor's school funding approach as "fake"

ABC News his school would lose $1.4 million over the next two years from the amount Labor offered when in office in 2013. “We have programs in place that support Aboriginal students, students from non-English speaking backgrounds and students with disabilities,” Mr McKay said. “We are a very complex school — we’re one of the most disadvantaged in South Australia. So, what we’ve been able to do with the Gonski money is put in a whole range of programs that support all of those students,” he said. The principal reportedly based his numbers on the current funding agreements signed in 2013 when Labor was in office. The Government schools will receive an extra $18 billion over the next decade, when compared to its previous budget.]]>