St Mary's College (Presentation Campus)
187 Dandenong Rd, Windsor VIC 3181
Windsor, VIC 3181
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Unknown Secret
2 months ago
⭐☆☆☆☆ 0 stars if that were possible. My experience at this school was traumatic and unsafe. As a student, I repeatedly tried to speak up about being abused by the Year 8 coordinator. Every time I attempted to tell other students or raise concerns about what was happening to me, I was silenced and shut down rather than supported. During an incident with the Year 8 coordinator, I was punched in the stomach and pinned to the ground. I was also subjected to threats that left me genuinely fearful. I experienced aggressive and intimidating behaviour from multiple members of leadership, including the Director of Students, who I felt was violent toward me. The Year 7 and Year 8 coordinators would gang up on me, threaten me, harass me, and treat me unfairly. Instead of properly investigating these serious concerns, false allegations were made against me. I was not given a fair opportunity to explain my side, and I was ultimately expelled based on those allegations. The school failed completely in its duty of care. No child should ever feel unsafe, threatened, or unheard at school. Based on my personal experience, I strongly advise others not to attend this school.
Ramsey
a year ago
Fire school
cities aviv
a year ago
my firend tom finds it hard to walk acorrss the bridge here
Brown Munch
a year ago
its so bad. I wouldn't send my own kids here. it's always a constant battle with the students and teachers. It is funny but very bad. I got bullied alot (still do) and teachers dont really do anything. they always come back. also there are alot of vape dealers around the school and theres a lass who was selling it to randoms. however the toilets are 10/10
Cathal Brooks
3 years ago
Finally a worthy contender. Its time to become a woodlot!!!!
Caro McEnroe
3 years ago
A warm nurturing and very inclusive environment (for both students and families). School strength is providing forums etc for students themselves to be involved in decision making and to have their ideas genuinely heard - very empowering. My daughter feels secure and empowered having moved to SMC from an all girls at Yr 11. I look forward to seeing St M's College grow from strength to strength as a progressive Co-Ed.
jane leroi
3 years ago
if you are considering a inner city school for your child look no further than St Mary's College. A school that started last year but has had a slow start with all things considering COVID etc. It is an up and coming school trying to make a difference for both girls and boys, respectable relationships ,exploring new courses for both academic and non academic students, a great music and art dept as well as sport, with a future in supporting a women's AFL program. Even though the school maybe under the catholic umbrella it is a very inclusive and diverse school. I have three children in various year levels that are thriving in this environment of nurturing our future leaders. It is a school that cares about our kids. Having spoken to new parents who have changed schools this year they have been delighted in the way their child has been treated as an individual and with such respect. The school empowers our kids to become great adults through enriching pastrol care programs, developing respectful relationships this is met by a leadership team as well as teachers that have our kids needs at the forefront .
Kellie Bird
3 years ago
Major drawcard as the ONLY co-ed Catholic Secondary School in the area. We joined in Year 9, in the middle of Melbourne covid lockdowns. Very welcoming to the school, and great comms working out subjects and classes to accomodate her as she enrolled so close to the start of the year. Amazing community feel with staff, students and P&F events. So glad we made the move.
Klee Bombs
3 years ago
One term at this school was enough to drive me insane. I was bullied for the entire time I was there and nothing was done about it. And it was not just verbal bullying, but physical too. The teaching was ok but I barely learnt anything because the teachers would create mind puzzles instead of actually teaching us.
