Schools in Lockyer Valley, QLD, Australia

“Centenary Heights is a good safe facilitated school that deals with bullying. Have had an excellent experience.”

“I hate it here. They have a perfect show to everyone but they’re not perfect. I guess no school is but here is h$ll.”

“Principal JJ Manning stopped me from progressing to Y12 because I didn’t do Maths B in Y10. I topped my Y10 class on Maths A.”

“The school is a great place to actually learn things. The majority of teachers are really good - which would be the same at most schools.”

“Bullying is a massive issue that nobody talks about, I've heard people doing drug deals in class and its overall not great with the selection of teachers”

“This school has both negatives and positives. If you focus on mainstream subjects (sports, science, academic) you are offered lots of opportunities.”

“I have so much stuff to say on how disappointed I am with this school. First of all the well-being staff are just completely useless and unhelpful.”

“it was a good school but they where bad at handling situations. Mainly always made the victim the perpetrator and then they would get into trouble.”

“As a catholic all-girls school, St Saviour’s is able to maintain an overall outdated and bare minimum stance on diversity.”

“Now graduating high school this primary school is amazing good teachers and good motto”

“We moved here from Brisbane when my Grandson was a baby and didn't know anyone my Grandson attended a childcare centre down the road from where we lived until…”

“The Educators at Springs on Jewell are exceptional. The love, care and support provided to each and every child is one of a kind.”

“Really not a bad school! Majority of teachers are great and supportive. However the school is really ‘soft’ kids who were previously expelled are allowed back.”

“A substantial presence of minimally engaged, rude staff that routinely belittle students that attempt to take action in the favour of their education.”

“This school features homophobic, racist and sexist teachers and students who are not open to progressing with the world.”

“I'm am a student in grade 8 and I can say that the bullying in relentless only on about 5 teachers actually care about us going to school here is like walking…”