Jess Casey: Some are top class, but most primary schools get by with low-speed internet

The internet is a vital utility, but two thirds of primary schools lag behind the minimum speed in the National Broadband Plan. Jess Casey talks to teachers whose schools enjoy high-speed internet and to some whose schools do not

Jess Casey: Some are top class, but most primary schools get by with low-speed internet

The internet is a vital utility, but two thirds of primary schools lag behind the minimum speed in the National Broadband Plan. Jess Casey talks to teachers whose schools enjoy high-speed internet and to some whose schools do not

THE majority of us know the blood-boiling frustration that tends to go hand-in-hand with slow broadband speeds.

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