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| Edmund Rice College, a Catholic Secondary School for boys established in 1926, is a member school of Edmund Rice Education Australia. At the core of its mission is the building of community through the establishment of positive relationships inspired by Ca... more |
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| Student assessment is based on he National Assessment Program - Literacy and Numeracy(NAPLAN) results in 2011. |
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| By Alumnus - 13 Feb 2022, Rate: excellent | |
| DO NOT SEND YOUR KIDS DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY this school is terrible Bullying ignored Pathetic teachers only there for a paycheck Still the same leadership as when I was there The school was so bad when I was there with the set up and lack of support and less than Medicore teachers Along with a gruelling system that made you feel like you were in prison One thing that truly stood out when I went there, this is actually quite amazing in hindsight... There was ZERO pep, ZERO Pride amomg the student body for the school We liked each other No one, not even the sports teams or even debate teams who would represent this school, had the slightest bit of pride On teams we were proud of each other and loved to win, but absolutely no one at all, felt any sense of loyalty or pride to this school Victory in sport or debate or whatever boiled down to at best, pride in ourselves and zero appreciation for the school, and at worst, complete apathy The teachers didn't like it there No girls We felt like angst ridden prisoners, above and beyond regular teen angst I caught up with a few old former fellow students recently, turns out some of my year have been in and out of Gaol, and others are successful, all have said they'd never send their kids there No pride in that place it took a lot of potential happiness away from our adolescence because of its system and atmosphere I ultimately ditched this school for my final two years of highschool for a co-ed free public school, That is where I actually had the best two years of my teens and felt a level of pride for a school that I had never felt before I owe my wealth and success to that public school and not the shambles that was Edmund Rice college | |
