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take the guns and batons away from the staff and itll be better. facilities are ok…toilets always seem to be clogged with either poo or tampons and pads (used or unused depending on the day). i think the school should consider going co-ed as men may bring some diversity to this nun convent. i say get your daughter to transition into a guy and go to st bedes (even though it should become a woodlot)

would probably be a better school if the teachers werent all suffering from onset alzhimers and schizophrenia, found a used POSITIVE pregnancy test in the bathrooms here, congrats girl x

I still feel guilt for sending my daughter to OLSH in 2019 in year 9. I truly believed OLSH would be supportive compassionate & inclusive community as that’s what the school preached. However my daughter was ignored as a new student there, hardly any of the students made her feel welcome or reached out to her. We withdrew her enrollment just after a year, she had to go to therapy as a result of her experience it was absolutely soul destroying.

As a past student I must absolutely contradict Pettifer Michelle. I struggled with math my entire high school duration and not one teacher left me behind. Every teacher at that school cares about every single student. The principal and vice principal are some of the loveliest people I have ever met, remembering small details about each student’s personality so they can understand them better. If you’re saying that teachers there don’t care about their students you must be kidding yourself.

OLSH is an interesting school, to say the least.
I recently transferred here, for year 7, and I must say, some of the teachers have been nothing but supportive, and they even have therapists here, in case a student is struggling and really needs extra assistance.

However, the student body is.. a bit of mixed bag, per se, the latter at times being rather insufferable.

It’s not that the school is inherently bad, but rather the fact that there is bullying and harassment from other students lurking within every corner. I was bullied within the first term of coming to OLSH, and despite a teacher saying they’d manage it, it was never dealt with, and it soured the rest of the semester for me.

I suppose if you’re confined to a simple personality, have a distinct liking towards AFL, have Tiktok, a plethora of friends or people you know, and fit perfectly into the box of 13 year-old girl, then- congratulations, you won’t be relentlessly bullied like I was.

I can’t help but be honest, and I wanted to leave a review that would encourage people to send their children here, but to no avail. The subjects and classes aren’t, well- bad, nor awful, and the layout of the building isn’t too difficult to navigate, but it’s the students that I worry about. Grades may excel, but I’m not promising that your child’s wellbeing would, either.