A Sydney private boys’ school is under fire after three students were charged with aggravated sexual assault — sparking accusations that the institution is shielding wealthy families due to their financial contributions. Principal Dr. Ian Lambert denies any influence from donors, insisting discipline follows law and fact — not status — and vows to stay until retirement. Parents outraged by what they see as a lack of accountability are demanding transparency, while the school continues fundraising, including its annual giving day. This isn’t the first time the school has faced scrutiny over student conduct — allegations surfaced in 2021 too — though officials say consent and respectful relationships are core to their curriculum.
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