Schools in Shire of Mornington Peninsula, VIC, Australia

“Look, it’s not a terrible school but the necessary facilities are not good (toilets), they’re always filfthy, obviously it’s not the schools fault but yeah.”

“I’m a yr 11 student at this school Majority teachers a aweosme But it goes downhill when it comes to appearance. And also having bad students doesn’t help :)”

“i am attending this school next year and it seems great. the school campus is big and there are many students and learning and leadership opportunities for…”

“only a few teachers cared about the students, they are rude and dismissive. the school has a high rate of students sexually assaulting one another and the…”

“Pretty good school very happy I go here good staff location camps and support the uniform policy is a bit strick and the academic pressure is substantial would…”

“I am in my third year at woodleigh, and so far i have absolutely loved it. It is incredibly inclusive and supportive, and they try their hardest to push each…”

“My experience at Mount Erin has so far been pretty good, the staff is nice and supportive, but there are alot of rules that i personally disagree with, for…”

“A lovely inclusive little school with caring staff and a principal who listens and tries to make sure every child is supported.”

“My experience at this school is beyond amazing. The staff, the education, most things at this school are fantastic!”

“Overall good school with good regional location, space is excellent but there is a fair bit of toxicity in many areas of the school like sport and preforming…”

“school is pricey, everything they talk about is about god but don’t follow the values that well . it is like a concrete jail”

“I was bullied and I got no help. Facilities are in great need of repair. They do not give adaquat mental health support.”

“The school uniform is so shit and uncomfortable, plus its not even a public school and they tell u to express yourself but then get mad if u have a strand if…”

“The school has a bullying culture across the years that is not being dealt with and it is leaving parents with no option but to take their children out of the…”