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Sydney private school accused of sexual abuse should be banned from enrolling new students, inquiry says

The Guardian World Tuesday 10 November 2026, 04:51 UTC By Australian Associated Press 1 min read
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Inquiry recommends NSW police investigate allegations of sexual assault and other abuse at Redeemer Baptist schoolA probe into a private religious school accused of sexual, physical, psychological, spiritual and financial abuse has recommended it be barred from enrolling new students. Former students and teachers of western Sydney’s Redeemer Baptist school told a NSW parliamentary inquiry about a string of disturbing allegations.

Inquiry recommends NSW police investigate allegations of sexual assault and other abuse at Redeemer Baptist school

A probe into a private religious school accused of sexual, physical, psychological, spiritual and financial abuse has recommended it be barred from enrolling new students.

Former students and teachers of western Sydney’s Redeemer Baptist school told a NSW parliamentary inquiry about a string of disturbing allegations.

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