Tinternvale Primary School, Ringwood East | Fees, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

I must concur with former peer of the same year level Charlotte Hagstrom in that this is indeed a wonderful little school, and my time here was excellent.
Though the facilities are dated, I much prefer the bricked and charactered buildings over cantankerous concrete construction. As a pupil at T.P.S., I always had a deep fondness for the facilities, as they felt unique, sturdy, and had a hearty sense of history about them. As a former-student, I have an incredible respect and fondness for the facilities, as their unique character and build lends me a sense of identity to my early childhood that nary a thing could so enchant me.
The school is built on a harsh hill (all the better for exercising, especially as children enter their puberty), bespeckled –nay– bejewelled by native flora and an intense feeling of nature and intimacy with natural world. I truly cannot emphasise enough how much of the school grounds are covered with native plants — I feel incredibly lucky for having spent so much of my early childhood surrounded by beautiful indigenous plantlife.
I met my closest friend here, and I always felt very supported and comfortable within the school’s small community. The teachers were always delightful, and I was first introduced to my primary interests of music and performance through Performing Arts class and Junior Rockers.
The school’s location allows for a wide-range of young people to meet each other, and –though we didn’t know it at the time– I fell in community with many other young queer people. One of these people, my closest friend, has supported me immensely through what years we’ve had on this Earth, and I’d never have met him were it not for Tinternvale Primary School.

Fantastic staff and a real community feel. We love our local primary school.

This is school is the best, I was a student there for 7 years and it was the best 7 years of my life. The teachers were so nice and supportive and the I made lots of friends there. The buildings were pretty nice and the school has recently done up the playgrounds which makes the school even better. If you are looking for a school for your child to have fun and learn at the same time, this is the best option. To the teachers at Tinternvale, thanks for the fun times!!- Charlotte

For all of the people looking at sending their kid(s) here it is a great opportunity because teachers make the learning fun and exciting. It also has a great environment for learning if your kid(s) and very nice students but there are a few bad things that I would like to state, absolutely nothing!!! I would recommend your kid(s) here.

My wife and I went there on the foundation open day and had a school tour on another day. We felt the school though is small and a bit old but has a lot of love. Our kid hasn’t started his schooling here but checking the low ratings from a few other users I am a bit worried now. Is this school really that bad?