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  1. Forest Lake State High School

    Co-ed · State · Forest Lake

    • Fees No tuition fees (state school)
    • Students 1,685

    Some evidence4 people mention it. Worth reading what they said.

    Comes up in 100% of 4 reviews · about the Brisbane average (100%)

    This school 100% Brisbane 100%

    Of 6 comments: 2 speak well of it

    Review Bullying and the social scene

    Forest Lake State High takes bullying very seriously, with clear policies in place and programs to teach students about respect and kindness. They also have a dedicated team that works to address any issues quickly and effectively, which I really appreciate. My daughter has had a positive social experience overall, feeling supported by both peers and staff, and I've noticed a strong emphasis on inclusivity in the school culture.

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    Review Bullying and the social scene

    My school takes bullying seriously by having clear policies and programs in place to address it, like peer support groups and awareness campaigns. They also promote kindness and respect through regular activities and workshops. My child has had a positive experience socially, feeling safe and supported by both teachers and peers.

    Anna R. · Parent, child in Year 8 · written 2025

    Review Experience of the sports program

    My daughter has really enjoyed the school’s sports programs, especially the emphasis on teamwork and fitness. The variety of sports offered has kept her engaged, and she’s built lasting friendships through the teams. One area for improvement would be to offer more opportunities for younger kids to get involved in less competitive, recreational sports to build their skills and confidence.

    Sophie L. · Parent, child in Year 8 · written 2025Sport

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