Schools in City of Banyule, VIC, Australia

“This school is all about image. Ridiculously strict about minor things like uniform or if you’re a few minutes late or beware if you say something to the…”

“went here for 3 years and couldn’t bring myself to go to school most days because teachers were horrible, treated students like dirt.”

“I rate this “school” a 0/10. Only come to this school if your popular and like P.E. Many bullies and rude kids who pick on you.”

“Good school, definitely agree with the rest of the comments but unless students are self motivated or have a clear goal then the school won't nessacerily work…”

“mid. mid to bad honestly. i’m glad i’m quite an independent learner and can manage the decisions by myself and appreciate how flexible the school is, that…”

“Principal created lies about me and my friends, apparently saying that I made rumours which is completely false?”

“this school is AMAZING, teachers are lovely, area is lovely etc etc. The principal is a bitch though, doesn’t interact with students, makes unnecessary rules…”

“Decent school. Teachers really don’t understand the concept of a bad mental state and constantly call or warn parents about the absent days.”

“This is our 4th year at lpps and I have 2 boys in attendance, both love school and adore the teaching staff.”

“Hi I’m currently a year 12 at macleod. Lovely warm environment, everyone knows eachother and can always have a good chat to anyone.”

“Pretty decent school, especially for those who prioritise Wellbeing. There is plenty of clubs, a huge music ensemble and plenty of leadership opportunities.”

“Classroom teachers are sensational. So sensational in fact that it appears they are more qualified, personable and attentive with parents than the leadership.”

“This school appears to be experiencing a decline in its reputation and overall culture. Many of the concerns raised by families have emerged since the…”

“Would not wish this school on my worst enemy, staff are terrible at early intervention for learning disabilities many students needed support that they never…”