600+ verified reviews from parents and recent graduates across 95+ Brisbane schools — academics, wellbeing, bullying, culture, and what families wish they knew before enrolling.
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"I felt very safe at school, times when I heard about bullying occurring usually the head of year was notified and action was taken. However they weren't very organised in helping students who needed separate rooms for exams for mental health reasons, which at times took a toll on their results."
"Yes, despite being such a big school they have a good support system for students and emphasise the importance of community."
"I chose the school because of its reputation and proximity to home, but looking back, I'm not sure it was the best fit. Honestly, I don't feel it was worth the cost."
"What I liked most was the convenience of the location and the variety of subjects offered. However, I disliked how the school didn't always seem to prioritise support for struggling students — the focus was too much on academics rather than a well-rounded experience."
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