Moving to Sydney need advice
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Re: Moving to Sydney need advice
Originally Posted by Anastasia Beaverhausen
Dont discount the areas south of Sydney, they are just as (if not more imo) beautiful and a bit more affordable than the northern beaches. From Helensbugh down to Bulli/Woonona in the illawarra is gorgeous, it has amazing beaches and scenery and according to friends with older kids (mines 2) the school are pretty good.
Its takes the hubby just over 1 hr to get from Thirroul to Kograh in Sydney on the train, so comutable for work, and close enough to the city for trips and shopping.
Its takes the hubby just over 1 hr to get from Thirroul to Kograh in Sydney on the train, so comutable for work, and close enough to the city for trips and shopping.
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Re: Moving to Sydney need advice
Originally Posted by Michelle Hastings
Hi everyone,
My name is Michelle and I am married to Gary. We have two children, Max age 12 and Grace age 9. We also have a dog (weimaraner) called Ruby.
We are moving to Sydney in January. Don't know whereabouts in Sydney but have heard the Northern Beaches are lovely - Harbord, Manly, Fairlights and Hunters Hill have been recommended.
Am extremely worried about picking schools for my children and do not have a lot of time as the new school term starts end of January . I have heard Sydney doesn't use league tables. Can anyone let me know of any good state schools in or around these areas?
Would very much appreciate any help you can give.
My name is Michelle and I am married to Gary. We have two children, Max age 12 and Grace age 9. We also have a dog (weimaraner) called Ruby.
We are moving to Sydney in January. Don't know whereabouts in Sydney but have heard the Northern Beaches are lovely - Harbord, Manly, Fairlights and Hunters Hill have been recommended.
Am extremely worried about picking schools for my children and do not have a lot of time as the new school term starts end of January . I have heard Sydney doesn't use league tables. Can anyone let me know of any good state schools in or around these areas?
Would very much appreciate any help you can give.
My partner and I are in the same boat - sort of although no kids as yet :-) we have friends in Seaforth near Manly which seemed very nice.
Good luck
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Re: Moving to Sydney need advice
Originally Posted by apia05
Hi Michelle
My partner and I are in the same boat - sort of although no kids as yet :-) we have friends in Seaforth near Manly which seemed very nice.
Good luck
My partner and I are in the same boat - sort of although no kids as yet :-) we have friends in Seaforth near Manly which seemed very nice.
Good luck