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| | St Pius X College, Chatswood |  | Compare |
| School Facts | | School sector: | Non-government | | School type: | Combined school | | Gender: | Single Sex-Boy | | Total student: | 1106 (boy:1106, girl:0) | | Total staff: | 85 | | Student attendance: | | 96% |  |
| | None-english student: | | 18% | |
| | ICSEA value: | | | ICSEA distribution: | | Bottom quarter | Middle quarters | Top quarter | | 4% | 6% | 35% | 55% |
| | HSC rank: | No.143 (2015), No.88 (2014), No.73 (2013), No.108 (2012), No.120 (2011), No.116 (2010), No.94 (2008) | | Website: | http://www.spx.nsw.edu.au | | Location: | Chatswood | | Address: | 35 Anderson Street Chatswood 2067 | | Nearby: | House Price House Rent Public Transport | | Phone: | 02 9411 4733 |
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| School Comment | | St Pius X College is an independent Catholic boys' school in the Edmund Rice tradition. The College provides a balanced education with a strong pastoral and academic focus, as well as a vigorous and comprehensive extra-curricular program. The College is id... more |
| Student Assessment | | Reading | Writing | Spelling | Grammar | Numeracy | Rank | | Year 5 | 519 | 508 | 514 | 532 | 536 | 392 | | Year 7 | 593 | 557 | 582 | 589 | 610 | 65 | | Year 9 | 624 | 598 | 611 | 617 | 650 | 86 |
| | Student assessment is based on he National Assessment Program - Literacy and Numeracy(NAPLAN) results in 2011. |
| Tuition Fees in 2012 | | Year Level | Per Year | | Year 5 | $5,380 | | Year 6 | $5,380 | | Year 7 | $6,280 | | Year 8 | $6,280 | | Year 9 | $6,280 | | Year 10 | $6,280 | | Year 11 | $6,280 | | Year 12 | $6,279 |
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| Reviews | | By Student - 09 Jan 2021, Rate: good | | I started schooling at pius in year 6, 2012 and graduated in 2018 and I believe the school is a great place for quality education. Although I was not a high achiever or major book worm, I saw that the teachers really helped those students who are really struggling and to those who put in 110% to help them get their highest marks. The teachers will ignore and ridicule students who are disruptive and don’t care about their education which was usually funny to watch unfold in classes. Bullying at pius was a bit of a problem and the culture evolved in later years I found where it would become less direct (not physical or name calling to your face) and would become more of a “taking the piss” out of someone whether that be online or in group situations. There were popular groups in my grade who were funny blokes but had the tendency to sometimes take the piss out of people too hard and bullied them without maybe realising their jokes weren’t as funny as they seemed. Altogether though most of the boys at pius are great and will be potentially life long mates. Any issues arising from bullying or teacher issues are dealt with very well by mr couani the principal who I admired a lot. A creepy substitute teacher once made some inappropriate comments and actions against some students and myself in class and as soon as I reported it he was fired for misconduct. | | | By Student - 07 Dec 2019, Rate: excellent | | This school has been a great asset to my life, if you are considering sending your son to this school I would highly recommend it. It has a very inclusive community and a very understanding one two. | | | By Student - 17 Sep 2018, Rate: bad | Was a student from 2005-2010. Was recently reminded how much this place messed with my head. While I respect that some teachers tried their best to help in the end the culture was so toxic and xenophobic that I gave up and had to leave the school. From what I hear recently, not much has changed.
If you have a young boy who is a kind, gentle
and a little different in anyway... don't send him here. This place will ruin him. | | | >>More reviews... | |
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