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Aspley State High School
Co-ed · State · Aspley
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Students 1,248
Some evidence3 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.
Comes up in 100% of 3 reviews · about the Brisbane average (89%)
This school 100% Brisbane 89%
Of 6 comments: 2 raise concerns
Review Something only students would know
I was not aware of any traditions or secrets that a student would be aware of.
3 more from Aspley State High School
Review Something only students would know
There were many instagram pages created to just disseminate pretty abhorrent behaviour. I saw at least three pages in my time, one for students taking pictures/videos of other students in bathroom stalls while they were pooping, another for just defacing school property (mostly in bathrooms; one particular video i remember was of a kid swinging on a hanging bathroom ceiling light until the cable broke), and another of just bullying random people (this was for kids in grades below me, so i didn't know anybody getting bullied by the page). No staff were notified/no staff cared to do anything about them.
Review Getting extra help
There was no tutors, only select teachers available on select days at this thing they called 'homework club.' Never used that resource, peer mentoring got me through school.
Review School culture
It felt somewhere between modern relaxed and somewhat traditional, which mirrored the mix of both older and newer teachers in the faculty. Students were especially modern and relaxed, rules weren't enforced until it became a problem.
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