Glen Waverley Secondary College, Glen Waverley School Profile, Ranking, Reviews, Zone(catchment areas)

Glen Waverley Secondary College, Glen Waverley

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School Facts

School sector:

Government

School type:

Secondary school

Gender:

Co-Ed

Total student:

1944 (boy:1066, girl:878)

Total staff:

142

Student attendance:

95%

None-english student:

78%

ICSEA value:

1140, ranks No.210 More ICSEA Ranking...

ICSEA distribution:

Bottom quarter	Middle quarters		Top quarter
9%	9%	32%	50%

VCE rank:

No.54 (2015), No.41 (2014), No.52 (2013), No.57 (2012), No.44 (2011), No.36 (2010), No.66 (2009), No.55 (2008)

Website:

http://www.gwsc.vic.edu.au

Location:

Glen Waverley

Address:

Osullivan Road Glen Waverley VIC 3150

Nearby:

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Phone:

03 9802 6122

School zone:

Download School Zone(Catchment Areas/Local Intake Area) file

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School Comment

Glen Waverley SC is a large eastern suburbs neighbourhood school of over 1900 students, 129 equivalent full time teachers, 4 Principal Class, 37 Education Support staff and 17 PSD (Program for Students with Disabilities) students. GWSC provides excellent e... more

Student Assessment

	Reading	Writing	Spelling	Grammar	Numeracy	Rank
Year 7	578	578	584	582	619	39
Year 9	625	639	635	626	669	24

Student assessment is based on he National Assessment Program - Literacy and Numeracy(NAPLAN) results in 2011.

Reviews

By Parent - 08 Dec 2023, Rate: bad

Originally, we had very high hopes about this school and although warned about bullying from other parents still enrolled. Unfortunately, the bullying has made us regret this decision. Bullying policies at the school do not appear to be working as unprovoked physical assaults like kicking of students from behind go without punishment. There definitely is favoritism inregards to some sports and students who get selected for certain events. The so called it is about fun and not winning attitude disappears when certain strong students always end up in same football team together although the football teams are supposedly randomly selected and this group are pushed to win whilst the others in same age group get soundly beaten. Which disheartens other students. The schools merit point program is manipulated by some who join sporting events not with the aim of competing or trying but to just obtain points to the detriment of those trying to win their games.

By Alumnus - 18 Aug 2023, Rate: bad

i’ll always say this GET RID OF THE SCHOOL NURSE GET SOMEONE WHO ACTUALLY CARES ABOUT THE STUDENTS!

By Alumnus - 19 Jun 2023, Rate: bad

went to this school and had to leave after 2 year unfortunately this school only favours the “smart kids” and gives them benefits and what not while the struggling kids get called the “issue” at the school a teacher told a kid in my class that he should get out of the school because he brought the class average down wasn’t even his fault he was on holiday for a month also too many kids saying the n word despite being whiter then a cloud and please explain to my why the smart kids always get the benefits and the support and everything also the well-being team has absolutely no clue what there doing ik a friend that went there and he went to the well being area and he told them that he has been having problems didn’t even specify what problems then the well being team decided to file a police report saying his parents are abusive

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