Bayanami Public School, Parramatta | Fees, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

I am incredibly impressed with this school. The teachers are dedicated, knowledgeable, and truly care about the students’ learning and well-being. The principal is exceptional, providing strong leadership and fostering a supportive and inclusive school environment. The kids are wonderful–engaged, respectful, and enthusiastic about their education. Overall, this school is a fantastic place for children to grow and thrive academically and personally.

My child’s experience at Bayanami public school has been nothing short of exceptional. It’s a place where learning is fun and every child is valued.I wholeheartedly recommend Bayanami public school to any parent seeking a top-notch education for their child.

I don’t recommend this school because of how not very good it treats the students in school. My child isn’t allowed to play football even thought my child hasn’t done anything wrong. It is very unfair of how the teachers do with problems in the playground. Instead of just taking away stuff from kids who didn’t do anything, they can just take away the stuff of the kids who did do the wrong things. The only nice thing in school is it’s outside of school activities. It is really nice that they give lots of opportunities. But that doesn’t excuse the behaviour of teachers to students. Teachers cant go a day without embarrassing a kid in front of the class. I remember a teacher accusing my kid of giving bad looks to the teacher even though they were just squinting because they couldn’t see properly. Teachers are also very dramatic and have double-standards. When a favourite or one of the good kids does something bad they get told very kindly and politely (as how every child should be getting told) to not do it again. But when a bad kid does something not that bad they get yelled at and they overreact it. I remember my child telling me about a teacher saying not to believe other lies and rumours but the teacher did the same by scolding kids who were accused by rumours and lies basically believing the lies and rumours. Teachers are also very nosy and bug into conversations they are not in. Just because they’re the teachers doesn’t get them to know everything a child says and does. But the one thing i hate the most is when teachers deal with stuff outside of school. It’s outside of school. I don’t even know why they bother bringing stuff that has nothing to do with school into school just because the kids go here. Overall if you don’t want your child to get their ego destroyed by teachers don’t let them here. the teaching styles are a bit good in here though. All that is written here is according to my son about how he feels about the school.

It’s been an excellent experience for my wife and me at this school so far. Honestly, I can’t think of any negatives to point out. Our son is in Kindy and has been attending this school for the last 6 months.

My son has development delays, including a speech delay. Miss Donna, one of the department heads, has done an amazing job understanding my son and creating a plan for him. A special shout-out to his class teacher, Miss Isaac, too. They’ve made my child so comfortable going to school that he wants to go even on weekends. Really happy with the progress he has shown since starting at this school.

The teachers are very biased and never pick the Muslim students. My daughter got in more trouble than the person who vaped because she was by standing. They also like picking sides and favour the students that have been at this school longer. My daughter got told to cut her self and the teachers didn’t do anything