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3.3

Based on 2 reviews and 17 answers

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  • Former Student
    1.0
    3 October 2023

    Really Bad

    The school has many rules that are not friendly towards growing children. Very strict on things like where you can walk and they don’t allow you to even wear a hijab that is not the school colours. This is the same for any accessories, they must be school uniform. The principal spends more money on painting the doors of the school “Her favourite colour” than she actually spends on helping the students learn. The ‘playgrounds’ they have around the school are dangerous and not made correctly, as the school has just gotten old chopped up tree logs and out the around the area and called it a playground. Many students have been injured on these unsafe playgrounds but the school does not seem to care. The school canteen was shut down after only a few months as they only served food that kids would not like, targeted towards older people.

  • Former Student
    1.0
    5 May 2023

    DO NOT SEND YOUR KID HERE!!!

    The principal is so mean to the students. After graduating so many people had anxiety and poor mental health because of how we were treated. Many of the staff have left the school because of how the principal treats them. Kids are treated unfairly depending on their learning capabilities. Kids with learning difficulties will be rewarded for bad behaviour, while students that can be in the classroom to learn will get little to no praise for their achievements resulting in Kids starting school bubbly and exited to learn and leaving year 6 quiet and thinking they will never be good enough