Footscray North Primary School, Footscray | Fees, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

This school is horrible, if it was possible for me to give less than one star I would.
My daughter attended Footscray North P.S for prep and grade one and we experienced nothing but problems.
The leadership is weak and Incompetant and consequences for poor behaviour is not dealt with accordingly.
My daughter was bullied from prep and had her wrist fractured deliberately in the first term,
thereafter we had to push for a safety plan to be put in place and the bully was not removed from her classroom even when she felt unsafe.
We experienced unacceptable behaviour from both a teacher and a student and our concerns were dismissed on numerous occasions by the principle and vice principle.
My daughter was then seen to be targeted from this same boys male teacher the following year who shamed my child for crying and made inappropriate comments to her including “I don’t care what your mother says”.
We pulled our daughter from this school, we knew the school was horrible but only realised how bad it was since we have seen the great practices and teachers at her new school.
After our experience at this school, we will never ever send our child to a public school again.

It was a very great school I think your kids should go There too don’t worry there no inappropriate languages you get 3 warning in class if you get the 4th warning you out we treat each other with respect no swearing and 2 warning in specialness if you get the 3 warning your out and your parents talk to your teacher

Not the best choice of school. Students are blatantly rude and racist and are behind in academic performance. Teachers are a hit and miss, the only nice ones are in younger grades, they’ll treasure you if you’re smart but will be rude if you’re not. One teacher in particular is very unnecessarily sensitive and rude, when I studied there, everyone I knew HATED her.

Won’t recommend due to the racism happened here in inter school sport on a game called “TBall” as a child tried to spit on another school student.

I cannot express how much gratitude I have for the teachers my son has had over the last few years. They show genuine care for him – not just on his learning but also his emotional wellbeing.
My son changed school for one year but for everyday of that year, he would tell me he wanted to come back to FNPS.