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Review Balancing academics and wellbeing

I believe they focus very heavily on academics which can sometimes be a detriment to students mental health and well being, but there were support networks in place like guidance conscellors and such as school.

Review Balancing academics and wellbeing

…Humanities. However, some students report stress during exam periods, suggesting room for enhanced mental health support Read all

Indooroopilly State High School effectively balances academic rigor with student well-being and character development. The school offers programs like **Peer Support** and **Respectful Relationships** to foster qualities such as empathy and integrity. For example, annual community service initiatives (e.g., fundraising for local charities) encourage generosity. Teachers often integrate "life lessons" into subjects, such as discussing ethical dilemmas in Humanities. However, some students report stress during exam periods, suggesting room for enhanced mental health support

Review Balancing academics and wellbeing

I think that the school does an okay job, as they do provide counselling for students who are struggling with mental although the councillors do seem to have little to no effect, as previous students have said they are useless and don’t help at all.

Review Balancing academics and wellbeing

…resources they need to succeed without feeling overwhelmed. They also place a strong emphasis on mental health, offering counseling services and promoting a healthy work-life balance for the students. Read all

In my opinion, the school does a great job of balancing academic rigor with the overall well-being of students. While the academics are challenging, the staff is very supportive, ensuring that students have the resources they need to succeed without feeling overwhelmed. They also place a strong emphasis on mental health, offering counseling services and promoting a healthy work-life balance for the students.

Review Balancing academics and wellbeing

Yes. They prioritize making sure thst the students aren't given so much work to stress them out. In classes, they explain terms and lessons to the children in ways they can all understand.

Review Balancing academics and wellbeing

I think the school tries to balance academics with well-being, but sometimes the focus on results can overshadow the support for students’ mental and emotional health. It could do more to ensure that students aren’t just academically prepared but also supported in other areas of their development.

Review Balancing academics and wellbeing

I do remember there was a psychologist at this school in the last two years, but I remember my daughter telling me it was useless as the psychologist was quite judgemental and would breach privacy concerns to the children’s parents when asked not to and she was only there for two days a week. Apart from… Read all

I do remember there was a psychologist at this school in the last two years, but I remember my daughter telling me it was useless as the psychologist was quite judgemental and would breach privacy concerns to the children’s parents when asked not to and she was only there for two days a week. Apart from that I am unaware of any other aspect they’ve added to help our children’s emotional health.

Review Balancing academics and wellbeing

Supportive teachers who genuinely care about students' success and well-being, both academically and emotionally yes.

Review What had the biggest impact

…and what might help them. The dance program was very special to me, I was originally very anxious to perform but QACI nurtures and encourages you to express your creativity. Read all

I had so many amazing teachers that really went out of their way to make sure everyone had a good learning experience. They would volunteer their personal time to set up practice exam sessions and consultations. The teachers took time to notice the people in their class and what might help them. The dance program was very special to me, I was originally very anxious to perform but QACI nurtures and encourages you to express your creativity.

Review Balancing academics and wellbeing

Yes I think the school does. They have many policies on stopping bullying and showing respect to everyone, no matter grade or gender or what. My son has built a respectable character over the years and I attribute some of it to his schooling.

Review Would you recommend it?

…crowded closer to exam Weekes with only one teacher to share. However they do offer guidance counselling and career counselling to all senior students in order to make sure that they can maximise their studies. Yet I don’t think it is significant enough to be a reason to choose the school in particular. Read all

I would not recommend because they do not offer all the senior subjects that other larger schools with more students who are interested in academia would have like engineering or literature. They have little academic support for senior students only having sessions once a week for tutorials in which also get crowded closer to exam Weekes with only one teacher to share. However they do offer guidance counselling and career counselling to all senior students in order to make sure that they can maximise their studies. Yet I don’t think it is significant enough to be a reason to choose the school in particular.