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Everton Park State High School
Co-ed · State · Everton Park
- Fees No tuition fees (state school)
- Students 479
Thin evidenceOnly one mention so far. Treat it as one person’s view.
1 of 2 reviews so far mention it
Too few reviews to compare with other schools.
Of 2 comments: 1 raises concerns
Review Subject range and curiosity
no i school did not offer enough subject choices and it made it very difficult to explore diverse interests. probably the subject which brought out the most 'real' me as in i wasnt conpleting asignments and exams by the marking guide i was doing it out of interest and what I wanted to write about was english. i loved the stories we would write for the exams as well as conparing texts/perspectives (i dtill write stories to this day) also psychology was pretty interesting however it was distanxe education so im not sure if it counts
1 more from Everton Park State High School
Review Bullying and getting to school safely
Well since the cohourt was so small its sort of hard to not notice any bullying. I remeber at the start of school in the earlier grades there was prominent bullying/stigma towards the mentally diverse students, however as the years went by the we all matured i noticed that any form of stigma seemed to go away and the students would appreciate each other and our differences. Unfortunatelt as i wasnt part of juch ij it, i wasnt able to see how the school dealt with im, though i think what really helped in the background was that the school created opportunities for students to connect and realise that being mentally diverse is not something that should be stigmatised. Regarding safety the school's pretty safe other than how it is surrounded by main roads, when i drive past it sometimes students jaywalk infront of me (considerably safe though or aware that they are in fact jay walking). Maybe by increasing the size for parents to pick yo students or a bigger PUBLIC car park may resolve this issue.
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