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NSW private school peak body chair John Ralston resigns

By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Published : March 28, 2024 - 15:22

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The chair of a prominent peak body overseeing independent schools in New South Wales has resigned. It comes after the ABC revealed a convicted child sex offender was on its board at the time it investigated a Cranbrook school teacher's sexually explicit emails. The chair of the association of independent schools John Ralston allowed a convicted child sex offender to remain on its board for more than two decades.

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